Summary The essence of trading strategy is to summarize the market principles and rules. The deeper your understanding of the market, the higher the ability… ( Read More )
5.4 Why do we need an off-sample test
Summary In the previous section, we showed you how to read the strategy backtesting performance report by focusing on several important performance indicators. In fact,… ( Read More )
5.3 How to read the strategy backtest performance report
Today's market analysis platforms allow traders to quickly review a trading system. Whether looking at hypothetical results or actual trading data, there are hundreds of… ( Read More )
5.2 How to do quantitative trading backtesting
Summary The significance and importance of backtesting is undoubted. When doing quantitative backtesting, the strategy should be placed in the historical environment as real and… ( Read More )
4.6 How to implement strategies in C++ language
Summary In the previous article, we explained the premise of implementing the trading strategy from the introduction of C++ language, basic grammar, and strategy structure.… ( Read More )
4.5 C++ Language Quick Start
Summary C++ is a very difficult programming language. The hard part mainly is to learn in depth, but if you just write strategy logic by… ( Read More )
4.4 How to implement strategies in Python language
Summary In the previous article, we learned about the introduction to the Python language, the basic syntax, the strategy framework and more. Although the content… ( Read More )
4.3 Getting started with the Python language
Preliminary fluff So, you want to learn the Python programming language but can’t find a concise and yet full-featured tutorial. This tutorial will attempt to… ( Read More )
4.2 How to implement strategic trading in JavaScript language
Summary In the previous article, we introduced the fundamental knowledge that when using JavaScript to write a program, including the basic grammar and materials. In… ( Read More )
4.1 JavaScript language quick start
Background This section gives a little background on JavaScript to help you understand why it is the way it is. JavaScript Versus ECMAScript ECMAScript is… ( Read More )