In quantitative trading, the traditional K-line chart is one of the most commonly used data presentation forms, but it also has certain limitations, such as insensitivity to fluctuations or excessive ...
Preface This article introduces the design and implementation of PaperTrader, a simulation trading system based on the FMZ Quant platform and driven by real ticker conditions. The system matches order...
The perpetual grid strategy is a popular classic strategy on FMZ platform. Compared with the spot grid, there is no need to have currencies, and leverage can be added, which is much more convenient th...
Looking at a not-so-reliable trading idea — the K-line area trading strategy, in this article, we will explore the concept and try to implement the script. Main Idea of the K-Line Area Strategy ...
Is there a free lunch in the digital currency market? In-depth research on a quantitative trading strategy Hello everyone! This is an article focusing on testing digital currency trading strategies. W...
Why is it called a thermostat? We named the system according to its adaptability to shift and trade in both market volatility and trending patterns. This system is derived from our observation of the ...
Origin of the box theory The first time I came across the box theory was seen in the book “HOW I MADE $2,000,000 IN THE STOCK MARKET”. As a dancer, Nicolas Darvas invested his money in sto...
What is relative strength? Relative strength is a momentum investment strategy that compares the performance of stocks, exchange-traded fund (ETF) or mutual funds with the performance of the overall m...
What is the trading volume weighted index? The volume weighted index is an investment index, in which each investment affects the index in proportion to the trading volume of each of its investment ta...
1. Introduction In the last article, we introduced the use of LSTM network to predict the price of Bitcoin: https://www.fmz.com/bbs-topic/9879, as mentioned in the article, it is only a small training...