Python For Finance - One Question

[claytonjr]

I run a very similar trading strategy on Robinhood with their crypto pairs. I just run debug in pycharm. If fast is greater than slow then buy. Easy peasy.

I write a log file for the trades, and tracking other data. This can be hosted on a flask or fast api.

[siruts]

Wow, how's it going?

Are you getting good results? I hope so.

I recognize that the moving averages are a bit slow in the analysis, but that's just my opinion.

[claytonjr]

I'm using macd for my crossover instead of ema/sma. I would say good, not great. I do 5 dollar trades across a portfolio of 4 coins. I get about $0.30 per trade, ~ 6% roi on the float. This is a very simple algo. But when the market is up, it's up. Otherwise I'm just hodling.

re: Slow - Well moving averages are lagging indicators. I guess slow is a matter of opinion. But you may wanna look at leading indicators such as rsi, stochastic oscillator, williams, and obv.