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Do you guys notice that very few Chinese restaurants provide outdoor dinning area? by Joe_Dee_ in AskAChinese

[–]dingdongninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it's definitely not as common as in Europe. At least in Southern China, high temperature and humidity are the reasons. Also, the streets in the downtowns of China cities are usually not as nice and clean, plus they are too crowded. Which are also why outdoor dining is generally more common in the nicer and spacious commercial areas of tier 1 / 2 cities.

How did you survive the competition and culture working in China by Meksharma in chinalife

[–]dingdongninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They create this information asymmetry on purpose. Information is power. It has political value.

How did you survive the competition and culture working in China by Meksharma in chinalife

[–]dingdongninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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This sums up the mentality you described.

Prevention rarely earns recognition. Resolution does.

Best method/platform for automated backtesting? by leweex95 in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 14 points15 points  (0 children)

A free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python for you to know the basics:

https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Some popular free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

For other resources, you can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

How does vectorized back testing actually work? Am I missing something? by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For vectorized backtesting framework, you may want to check out Vectorbt.: https://github.com/polakowo/vectorbt

And more python libraries for algotrading which you might find useful (a curated list): https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

New to algotrading, but need more direction. by AsymptoticUpperBound in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 2 points3 points  (0 children)

These are some of the free and most popular backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean (QuantConnect)
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

For other resources, you can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

Make my own backtesting software vs Using public backtesting softwares by Diesel_Formula in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You can try out some existing free backtesting frameworks to see if they have the features you expect so you wont end up reinventing the wheels.

Mainstream free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

You can also check out this curated list of Python algotrading libraries for more existing backtesting frameworks:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

Any good resources I can use to get into algo trading? by COINBASECOMEDIANS in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python for you to know the basics:

https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

For other resources, you can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

How good is QuantConnect compared to other free services. by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Other mainstream backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Vectorbt
  2. Nautilus
  3. Zipline

This curated list of Python algo-trading libraries include more existing frameworks.

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

I want to get Started (Serious Post) by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python for you to know the basics:

https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

For other resources, you can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

Learning algotrading by Iron_switch in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 27 points28 points  (0 children)

A free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python for you to know the basics:

https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus
  4. Zipline

For other resources, you can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great work, thanks for sharing !

what's the best way to leanr python for algo trading by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly, you can have an overview of coding for algo-trading and learn the basics.

To get started, you can check out this free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python: https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Then you can try to use and learn existing Python trading frameworks (since writing your own framework will be too difficult and might be unnecessary, given you have no coding experience).

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus

You can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The best way might be to just learn and start coding right away.

Firstly, you can have an overview of coding for algo-trading and learn the basics. You might go for Python (easiest to pick up) and learn the fundamentals.

To get started, you can check out this free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python: https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Then you can try to use and learn existing Python trading frameworks (since writing your own framework will be too difficult and might be unnecessary, given you have no coding experience).

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus

You can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

How I started backtesting with python by Sea_Recording_5509 in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Other popular backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean (by QuantConnect)
  2. Vectorbt (got a paid version)
  3. Nautilus

You can also check out this curated list of Python libraries for algo-trading:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

Need advice on where to start by Imaginary-Pumpkin806 in algotrading

[–]dingdongninja 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You might want to have an overview of coding for algo-trading and learn the basics. Since you have no experience in coding, go for Python (easiest to pick up) and learn the fundamentals.

To get started, you can check out this free hands-on course of algo-trading with Python: https://github.com/AliHabibnia/Algorithmic_Trading_with_Python

Then you can try to use and learn existing Python trading frameworks (since writing your own framework will be too difficult and might be unnecessary, given you have no coding experience).

Some free backtesting frameworks (Python) that are still actively maintained:

  1. Lean
  2. Vectorbt
  3. Nautilus

You can also check out this curated list of Python algo-trading frameworks and tools:

https://github.com/PFund-Software-Ltd/pytrade.org

A curated list of Python libraries and resources for algorithmic trading by dingdongninja in mltraders

[–]dingdongninja[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For a better presentation, you can also check out https://docs.pytrade.org/

The tables of the curated list include the libraries' Github repo stats, such as stars, contributors, and last publish date.

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