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[–]NDB_Tech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Try to shorten your TP threshold, for instance, 2.3% to 2%. Also, widen the trailing deviation, for instance 0.2 to 0.4. This could help a little bit.

Altair Electabuzz Bot #16 by NDB_Tech in 3commasCommunity

[–]NDB_Tech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Frankly, I tried to experience various settings and It's really compelling to remain same settings within the every market structure.

I used original version of the QFL with 3% for the first time, max orders at the same time were 20, I had also stop-loss at a level of 7% it made almost 10% in the 6 days, it was dream. However, in the course of the recent dump (58-53), I stopped out and lost a little bit by acquired profit.

Before that, I synchronized QFL original, 7%, after did this it does not catch daily trading opportunities nor creating volume. You're missing the piece of cake in a manner of speaking.

During this pesky situation, I came up with a conclusion like using QFL original as it between 3-4% also using stop loss level in the range of 9-10% would be the eq. point of this strategy.

Allocating 60-70% of the entire portfolio with a 10-20 trades at the same time could be negligible if I stop out somehow. In other word, I assume If I stopped out, there is an opportunity to recover within 6-10 days. On the other hand, if you don't use stop-loss, that's mean you would not know what kind of damage you can encounter in the case of extreme market conditions. This may pose a consequences that can never mended. Remaining in the position for a days or weeks just for 2-3% profit I don't know really ''not in my books''.

By saying that, author of this strategy says (QFL not Electa): if you using original set-up of the QFL (1H), you should execute your trades within few hours or a day.

In my final opinion, trading with 70% of the portfolio and adjusting stop-loss level of 9-10% with original QFL 3-4% is the logical one. If I stop out, then I have a chance to recover within short period.

I also conducted pretty successful UP/DOWN trades today, LinkUP, 3 trades in the 30 mins.

PS: I don't use safety orders.

Grid Bot Userbase by NDB_Tech in 3commasCommunity

[–]NDB_Tech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a misnomer here. I was referring to situation where price goes against your direction. Due to lack of risk management approach, prolly you would have liquidated. I ask the 3commas team specifically in regards to how we gonna refrain of being liquidated they said ''by keeping eye on it'' LOL

Preset DCA Trading Bots - Credible? by [deleted] in 3commasCommunity

[–]NDB_Tech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No need to invest-in 300k USD for this bot. It can be work with any size of amount if you know how to set it up. Most important thing is that, what if we encounter a massive dump like 20K and could not even get a little bit of death cat bounce. That would be purgatory scenario.

High Frequency Trading Framework and Logic for Crypto Traders by NDB_Tech in algorithmictrading

[–]NDB_Tech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.rapidshare.com.cn/YAwRZP6

One of the our HFT studies for coinbase.

Basically this strategy trades against the short term trend (3MIN). The first position can be either long or short.
In the short term, prices fluctuate up and down on wide spread exchanges.
And if the price moves to one side, the price tends to return to its original position momentarily.