Why Algo Trading?
Algo trading is quickly becoming a necessity for an average trader. Today, traders face very low odds of success because they not only have to compete with big institutions but they also have to compete with themselves.
Any trader would tell you their struggle with trading psychology, the constant feeling of greed & far, taking over leverage, lack of discipline, getting into a trade too early and getting out of a bad trade too late. On top of that, the prices move so quickly that manually entering and exiting a trade leaves them with nothing but frustration.
If you want to rise above the mediocrity and play the big boys game, Algo Trading is your answer. Algo Trading takes emotions completely out of the equation. No more are you condemned to be a slave to your own emotions. You just design a strategy and let the machine take it from there. On top of that, your orders get executed at over 300 times the speed of manual order entry.
Until you give yourself an edge , nothing is going to change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Program Contents
Module 01 : Amibroker – Getting Started
- What is Amibroker
- How to get Amibroker
- Which edition to buy
- Minimum configuration required
- Essential resources
- Let’s take a quick tour
- Introduction to Functions
- Introduction to AFL
- Symbol & Categorization
Module 02 : Working with Charts
- Working with Charts 1
- Working with Charts 2
- Working with Charts 3
- Customizing Charts Colors
- Working with panes
- Using Sheets & Templates
- Bar Replay
- Working with Layers
- Working with Floating Windows
Module 03: Working with Watchlists
- Importance of Watchlists
- Creating a watchlist
- Updating a watchlist
- Deleting a watchlist
- Importing & exporting watchlists
Module 04: Getting Data in Amibroker
- The Big picture
- Authorized vs. Unauthorized vendors
- Getting data from Amifeed
Module 05: Basic AFLs
- Section Begin & End
- Comments
- The Terminator
- printf
- Price Identifiers
- Arrays
- Save time with Snippets
- What are Functions
- Plotting function
- Operators – Arithmetic
- Operators – Assignment
- Operators – Comparision
- Operators – Logical
- Indicators – Moving Averages
- Indicators – RSI
- Indicators – Bollinger Bands
- Indicators – MACD
- Indicators – ADX
- Indicators – Average True Range
Module 06: Plot Charts like a Pro
- Working with Titles
- Plot – PlotOHLC
- Plot – PlotForeign
- Plot – PlotShapes
- Plot – PlotText
Module 07: Pick Your Own Parameters
- Param
- Param Color
- Param Style
- ParamToggle
- Param Date
- Param List
- ParamString
- Param Trigger
Module 08: Working with Time & Date
- DateNum, Time Num
- Date Time
- DateTimeAdd
- DateTimeDiff
- Now()
- Hour(), Minute(), Second()
- DayOfWeek, DayOfYear
Module 09: Pattern Detection Functions
- Inside & Outside
- GapUp & Gap Down
- HighestSince & LowestSince
- Highest High & Lowest Low Values
Module 10: Buying & Selling Functions
- Buy and Sell
- BuyPrice & SellPrice
- ExRem
- Short and Cover
Module 11: Building an Alerting System
- Alerts to output window
- Text alert
- Voice alert
- Pop up alert
- Email alert
- EXE Alert
Module 12: Exploration
- Filter
- Adding Columns
- Adding Text Columns
- AddSummaryRows
- Add Rank Columns
- Making Exploration Colorful
Module 13: Backtesting
- Set Trade Delays
- Let’s run a backtest
- Results of Backtest
Student Testimonials
Pankaj Khandelwal
I want to build a fully automated trading system so that I don’t have to sit in front of the market all day long.
K. Madhan
My frustration with myself forced me to explore algo trading.
Poojan