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Melbourne Quant Traders SIG ONLINE Meeting - May 2026

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Melbourne Quant Traders SIG Monthly Meeting

Monday 25th of May 2026
Online Only 7.00pm (AEST)

ATAA meetings provide education and discussion on investing and trading in financial markets, with a focus on technical analysis

Session Highlights: Take part in an interactive Q&A session with Nick Radge, a legend of Australian systematic trading and investing, exploring the use of AI in trading system analysis

Agenda:
7.00 pm to 7.05 pm Meeting opening, speaker introduction

7.05 pm to 8.00 pm Nick Radge, The Chartist
Topic: “Using AI for Forensic Analysis and Portfolio Allocation Optimisation”

Using a multi-system trading approach, Nick will demonstrate how AI can be applied to the forensic analysis of trading systems and the optimisation of portfolio allocations across multiple sub-systems and combinations of strategies.

After presenting some of his recent work using AI for trading system analysis, Nick will lead an interactive Q&A session exploring the uses of AI in systematic trading system analysis. This is your chance to ask Nick any questions you have about the use of AI in your trading system development work. Participants are encouraged to bring their questions, with ample time allocated for discussion.

About Nick Radge

With 40 years in the markets, Nick Radge co-founded The Chartist with his wife Trish over 20 years ago and has since passed the business to the next generation. He now manages two Harbourside Capital funds for high-net-worth investors and remains a business advisor to The Chartist. His time away from work is spent travelling, golfing and fishing.

This is a ONLINE ONLY meeting

The knowledge network for successful financial market trading and investing.

Future Meetings: Generally, the fourth Monday of each month. For the rest of 2026, it will alternate between in-person and online only meetings each month.