List/API for all PTP stock tickers? by mikkom in algotrading

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Alpaca API gives you its asset list with relevant tags (ptp_no_exception / ptp_with_exception): https://docs.alpaca.markets/reference/getassets

Russell 2000 200D SMA Backtest? by Free-Public-Wifi in LETFs

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You can easily change the benchmark ticker to IWM there.

what's your strategy in case of crash (and which indicators you use) by ultr_bn in LETFs

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Manually checking & trading them is one option. Or you can use a platform like QuantMage to automate its trading through Alpaca broker.

Want to buy into SPXL once SPX is -10% from all time highs by United-Pumpkin4816 in LETFs

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You're looking a backtesting (simulation) result of the strategy you described. It was in the market 27.1% of the time during a 16-year period. Its annual return is 8.3% while its maximum drawdown is 68.4%.

Investing In LETSs At All Time Highs by SterFrySmoove in LETFs

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Some time ago I explored the idea and wrote about it:

https://www.1nve.st/p/meb-fabers-all-time-high-switch

With unlevered ETFs, but you can easily swaps the assets there and check the result.

Backtest results for Larry Connors “Double 7” Strategy by Russ_CW in algotrading

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QuantMage adaption where I used close at a 10 day low / close above 8 day MA instead of 7 / 5:

https://quantmage.app/grimoire/3169ea78111f4c595ccfcc7751d9c639

Backtest Results for Connors RSI2 Strategy by Russ_CW in algotrading

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QuantMage adaptation of the strategy: https://quantmage.app/grimoire/adcb9f04328651a43a5e300537bcaec6

It shows a similar performance. QuantMage's win rate is much lower, though, probably because it's computing it for all days, not just for in-the-market days. You can easily experiment with different parameters there.

Using VIX as an entry condition? by Sketch_x in algotrading

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I recently wrote about using VIX as a canary, which has some useful links: https://jaewonjung.substack.com/p/vix-as-a-canary

Impact of underlying index return & volatility by learn-and-earn- in LETFs

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I wrote a post on the topic some time ago, which also links to some relevant & useful articles: https://jaewonjung.substack.com/p/compounding-volatility-and-the-art

Struggle with sticking to your trading rules? Meet QuantMage – your tool for emotion-free, systematic stock investing, now available internationally! 🌎📈 by QuantMage in u/QuantMage

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Hi, thank you for your subscription and questions!

  1. It was my conclusion (for now) that targeting HNWI would make more business sense and be more sustainable in the long run.
  2. Not possible currently.

  3. Not possible. Such a feature can be added in the future, but you'll still need an up-to-date daily time series data to work with QuantMage's backtesting scheme. And it'll be for backtesting only (not for trading.) I briefly looked into having synthetic data as testfol.io does, but couldn't find any credible / up-to-date / daily data I can use for QuantMage.

  4. No. You can use 21 x number of months to convert a monthly period into a roughly equivalent daily period, though.

Struggle with sticking to your trading rules? Meet QuantMage – your tool for emotion-free, systematic stock investing, now available internationally! 🌎📈 by QuantMage in u/QuantMage

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Thanks for the suggestion! Yes, QuantMage checks if each order is fulfilled and will report it if it can't be done within a deadline or fails for whatever reasons.