Quantitative trading can be understood as an automated trading program, which is divided into three processes: input strategy, implementstrategy and output result. Strategy is easy… ( ( Read More ) )
Discovery of an HTF trading
High-frequency market maker strategy High liquidity and there is no commission fee or very low The principle of this strategy is extremely simple. It can… ( ( Read More ) )
Secrets Behind the Quantitative Trading Bot
What is a quantitative trading bot? Want to understand what is a quantitative trading robot? First of all, we must understand the basic concept of… ( ( Read More ) )
If you’re tired of manual trading, is there a better choice?
If you’re tired of manual trading, is there a better choice? Let me give you positive answer. Some people are broke and crying, and most… ( ( Read More ) )
The Difference between Quantitative Trading and Subjective Trading
Quantitative trading Quantitative systemic traders, enter rules + exit rules + fund management are all quantified. The typical is the turtle trading rules. You are… ( ( Read More ) )
Learning steps and methods of Mylanguage
Why learn programming languages: 1. The trading strategy written by others is difficult for you to adjust. I often hear people say that the previous… ( ( Read More ) )
Upgraded Thermostat Strategy
Strategy Name: Upgraded Thermostat Strategy Data cycle: 1H Support: Commodity Futures, Digital Currency Futures, Digital Currency Spot Main chart:upper track, formula: TOP^^MAC+N_TMPTMP; / / upper… ( ( Read More ) )
Channel strategy based on ATR
Strategy name: Channel strategy based on ATR volatility index Strategy idea: Channel Adaptive Strategy, Fixed Stop + Floating Stop Data Cycle: Multi-Cycle Main chart:Draw UBAND,… ( ( Read More ) )
Three-track Volatility Strategy
Place order after K line is done, open or close position when closing price is determined Data Level: Daily K Line Main chart:MIDTR^^MA(C,CN); // Determine… ( ( Read More ) )
Dual Thrust (MyLanguage version)
Fundamental:At the close of the day, two values are calculated: the highest price - the closing price, and the closing price - the lowest price.… ( ( Read More ) )