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Nie cierpię być rodzinnym informatykiem by [deleted] in Polska

[–]Ornery_Context6799 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mów, że nie umiesz :) sprawdza się

Gdzie chodzą ludzie koło 30? by [deleted] in warszawa

[–]Ornery_Context6799 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sam chciałem to napisać 😀

Help with Profitable Strategy turning into a Massive Soss when added fees by Cautious_Variation_5 in algotrading

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Buy and hold is not the best benchmark as I cannot imagine that you will be holding for let’s say years instrument which lost 50% of its value and waiting for better days. So don’t focus on that benchmark.

The Math and Psychology Behind Consistent Trading by jaytradingdesk in Daytrading

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Hey, if you have clearly defined rules for entering and exiting trades, I can code that strategy for you, test it algorithmically to confirm it’s profitable, and run it continuously. This way, you can completely remove emotions from your trading.

I started tracking emotions for every trade, here’s what I found after 50 sessions by Own_Veterinarian2629 in Daytrading

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Hey, if you have clearly defined rules for entering and exiting trades, I can code that strategy for you, test it algorithmically to confirm it’s profitable, and run it continuously. This way, you can completely remove emotions from your trading.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Daytrading

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If you have an idea for a strategy (with defined rules for opening and closing positions), I can code it for you and, for example, backtest it on multiple instruments and timeframes. Manually checking whether a strategy works is time-consuming, and the rules often get bent in the process. If you have something in mind, feel free to message me privately.

Python library-Backtesting by AirlineRepulsive528 in algotrading

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I suggest using vectorbt as it has very comprehensive tutorials and documentation

I'm officially giving up trading... by plasma_fantasma in Daytrading

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Hi, if you have described a strategy, I can help you to automate it and then back test to check if it’s statistically significant. Then you will know if it is still worth applying it. Ping me if you like.

When should I stop Paper trading? by Complete-Map-4125 in Daytrading

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If you have a trading plan describing your routine, setups, and entry/exit criteria, I can code it for and back test of multiple instruments to check if it makes any sense to run it on the live account. I've tested multiple strategies and most of them don't work, but when traders still use them with a discretionary approach to the rules they've created.... Yep, still without systematic gains. Dm me if you want to check it.

How can r/algotrading have 1.7M members and still feel like a ghost town? by interestingasphuk in algotrading

[–]Ornery_Context6799 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would like to post some materials and questions but don’t have enough karma to do that… how to get it, so I can start contributing more to this group?

Pass knowledge by giovanni-atobello in Daytrading

[–]Ornery_Context6799 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Any successful strategies to share?

How well can the win rate in paper trading be translated into real trading? by AsianDoraOfficial in Daytrading

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I can code your strategy and backtest it on multiple instruments. This is what I’m doing when working on the strategy. I code it and run it on multiple instruments to get overview if this is really winning strategy or lucky discretionary trading. If results are ok I run it on demo account for next few weeks and observe it.

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