in 12mm degenrates there must be some algotraders.
what (open source) tools to you use? where do you get your data? good API aggregators/gateways? I want to get my feet with some smallis experiments (xx,xxxEUR).
I am bored having my money in safe and in mattress and want to explores seas unknown? Would crypt0 be a good place to start?
Also, show your gains. ^_^
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You can leverage the shit out of crypto if you want. Just gotta be careful because crypto is 24/7 market and subject to all kinds of shit. If greed is one of your main traits is best to stay away from crypto otherwise you’ll likely go broke.
Founder of an invesTech company.
Tools: everything you will need to get started is available in python/python packages.
Data: we use paid data, while collecting our data to cross-check. We might switch completely to in-house data at some point. For free data: yahoo finance a package I think it’s called yfinance is good. Alpaca also offers data. Crypto data is more freely available.
I would use established and highly liquid brokers which offer every instrument you want to trade. We recommend only Interactive Brokers. Catering to clients where we need to minimize broker risk.
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Show your gains:
20% CAGR for 4 years, with very limited downside.
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> I am bored having my money in safe and in mattress and want to explores seas unknown?
Give it to me.
But otherwise, you can download MT4/5 from any Broker and code in that. It’s C Syntax and comes with its own function suites. But it’s kind of useless for serious statistical analysis. I just use Python.
Hell, I even did some proper research and have a statistical measure that is a bit better than literature in estimating certain parameters.
But all that effort, with all sorts of parallelisation and data mining, has made me question if it is even worth it? If I was managing a million/billion $ fund in a big investing firm, then yeah, the effort pays off. My actual revenue stream is proving my worth in more accurately understanding market dynamics than the other guy. But if it’s just my money, some standard risk management is more than enough, with a basic idea of macro/microeconomics, as the case may be.