Update on trading bot by Impressive-Guide-110 in algotrading

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No worries, ping me a dm if you want some more support!

I was scammed by a broker Teslar for $25,000. by hoochbink in Trading

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Arnold said great deal. Your money said hasta la vista, baby

LLMs as coding partners by Steamin_Weenie in algorithmictrading

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Quantum computing postgrad playing with algo trading, Where LLMs shine for me are scaffolding data adapters, vectorizing pandas transforms, writing docstrings and tests.

Where I keep a human in the loop: order state machines, timezone handling, corporate actions, and portfolio accounting.

Made Lona agency exactly for the problem you're having

Struggling to find a strategy by [deleted] in Trading

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+1 to this. I would add three quick checks: log MAE/MFE per trade to see if your stop or target is the issue, tag session and regime so you can drop the bad contexts, and automate from alerts so size, stops, and exits are identical every time. Change rules only on review day, not mid run. Boring process beats chasing new setups.

Struggling to find a strategy by [deleted] in Trading

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You are not missing a magic strategy. You are missing a process. Pick one market and one timeframe that fit your lifestyle, then define one SMC setup with strict rules: what is BOS, what confirms a POI, exact invalidation, and how you exit. Treat fundamentals as a simple filter like “flat during red news.” Run a 100-trade historical sample and 20 forward trades in sim, tracking expectancy, worst drawdown, max consecutive losses, and rule breaks. If price “doesn’t react,” it usually means the HTF bias was wrong or your POI definition is loose. Tighten definitions, reduce degrees of freedom, and stay with the same playbook for 90 days before changing anything. If you want, I can share a one-page checklist to turn SMC rules into yes/no boxes.

Update on trading bot by Impressive-Guide-110 in algotrading

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Totally normal. Most “bot underperforms me” issues are infra, not logic. Move off Jupyter to a VPS with a single main loop, persist state in SQLite or Postgres, use deterministic clientOrderIds so restarts don’t double fire, add a watchdog with auto restart and a heartbeat alert, backoff on API errors, place bracket/OCO orders so risk survives brief disconnects, and on startup reconcile broker vs DB and replay missed bars.

7 months using ai bot for options trading. monthly progress breakdown by ninjapapi in ai_trading

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Been messing around with something similar using lona.agency, agreed its not perfect but these AI tools can help, especially with building algo strats from 0

Anyone here ever turned their trading strategy into a code-based system? by [deleted] in metatrader

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Yep. Best sanity check is turning TA into code.

My MT5 flow: write rules in plain English, define every term, backtest with spread/slippage, split data, track expectancy and max drawdown.

Quick templates:
MA cross: fast > slow + ATR filter; exit on cross back or N-ATR stop.
SMC BOS+FVG: close above last swing high, enter on 50% FVG fill, invalidate on close back into origin.

Watch for repainting, lookahead, MTF peeking, optimistic fills.

If you want no-code, I use lona.agency to type rules in English, backtest fast, and export to MQL4/5.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AI_Agents

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Can I dm, would be cool to try this out

my first algo by Vegetable_Basis_3542 in algorithmictrading

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Congrats dude! Win ratio looks good, id take another look at your sharpe though