Ross Aymami Recognized as a Skilled Trading Specialist Using Algorythms
Apr 29, 2017
Ross Aymami has today been recognized as an independent algorithmic trading business specialist featuring positive returns during his 6 year career. CEO and decision-maker since 2013.. Aymami has shared his reflections and advice in an interview. Further information can be found at http://rossaymami.com/
Chicago, United States - April 29, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Ross Aymami has today been recognized as an Independent Algorithmic Trading Business Specialist. This CEO and decision-maker since 2013 is part of a small group of specialist in this area of commodities trading. This recognition is, in part, a result of Aymami’s work within the Proprietary Trading arena, specifically work producing consistent net profit of 20-30% on a monthly basis.
Ross Aymami, a native of Chicago, has been involved with the proprietary trading world for over 6 years, getting his start while demonstrating a strong industry knowledge as a panelist at the 2013 Automated Trader Chicago Summit: Finding Alpha through Diversity, Efficiency and Creativity. Mr. Aymami addresses issues related to careers in trading. In response to a question on the driving force behind his success, Aymami has explained how it really boiled down to an innate desire to help financial trading markets through the use of algorithms and creativity.
Reflecting on the recognition Ross Aymami is quoted as saying: “My commodity trading experience can help global food companies with their risk management and hedging positions. We build Algorithms for a wide variety of commodities trading specific for the global food industry. I analyze and implement strategies to succeed in this global marketplace. ”
In a recent one-to-one interview, Aymami reminisced on other past achievements, which helped build momentum towards the present day. Notably, one of the proudest was being named an award winning financial analyst and trader who has developed pricing models, algorithms, and strategic reports that impact the bottom line for global companies.
In the same interview, Aymami stated his intentions for the future. The primary goal for the next 12 months, Aymami states, “I will be mentoring junior traders in the research and development of trading strategies. ” Looking farther ahead, the aim is to grow with a global corporate organization and improve it’s position via algorithmic trading.
When asked more personally about how he wants to be perceived and remembered, Aymami said: “As an expert in algorithmic economics and it’s statistical analysis.”
Aymami closed the interview by sharing his recommendation for anybody who wanted to follow in his footsteps in some fashion, perhaps taking the achievements even further. According to Ross Aymami of Chicago, IL, the key is thinking out of the box and paying attention to the small details that effect the bottom line.
Further information can be found at http://rossaymami.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Ross Aymami
Organization: Ross Aymami
Address: 5043 North Winchester Avenue #1w, Chicago, IL 60640, United States
Phone: +1-504-782-7677
For more information, please visit https://www.ross-aymami.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 192118
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