Become a Quant Trader Inside 90 Days
Rios Quantitative is a one-stop financial boutique specializing in electronic trading strategy and software development for the trading and investment communities. It is our opinion that market challenges are more numerous and complex than ever before, causing demands on traders and investors alike. Whether you trade futures, forex or stocks, you will find us to deliver more than a wide range of skills and resources. We deliver solutions. This is the next generation of quantitative multi-asset trading in the global markets. We invite you to be part of it.
Enter our TradeLAB

Asset class diversification is not enough, diversify among trading and investment styles is gaining...
TRADE LABFlash Player Required
Rios Quantitative LLC is a trading and investment boutique specializing in quantitative analysis and algorithmic trading utilizing high-tech computerized programs. RQ’s principal and founder Joe Garcia-Rios has been a Wall Street insider for more than 20 years and recognized world wide as an innovator and developer of trading strategies and automated execution systems. His approach of blending quantitative analysis with algorithmic trading has earned him a reputation for consistently producing high-performance trading algorithms. At the heart of RQ’s logic is proprietary technologies with the ability to identify complex opportunities and execute trades in a split second across multiple asset classes and markets. At RQ, our mission is to continuously work on refining our strategies to improve the engineering of our trading environment in order to enjoy stable returns year after year. A Story to Tell.
Quant Report for 2012-05-18
UPDATED - 6;00 EDT - EQUITIES - Asian stock markets closed lower amid signs of slowing growth in China. European bourses trading lower, on course for their biggest weekly selloff since September after Moody’s Investors Service downgraded Spanish lenders. U.S. stock-index futures trading higher, indicating the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index may rebound from five days of losses . COMMODITIES - Gold gained for a second day in London as concern Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis is worsening spurs demand for the metal as a protection of wealth. Corn traders are the most bullish since March on mounting concern that hot and dry weather will curb U.S. yields. CURRENCIES - The Australian Dollar touched a more than five-month low, extending declines to a third-straight week, as concern that the European debt crisis is spreading curbed demand for riskier assets. New Zealand’s Dollar may be set to complete the biggest weekly loss in six months as Asian stocks extended a global slump. ECONOMIC DATA - CAD Core CPI due at 8:30 EDT, G8 Meetings all day.


