6.2) Finding Inspiration for New Algo Trading Systems
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Finding inspiration to develop new algorithmic trading systems can be difficult, but using Perry Kaufman’s ‘New Trading Systems and Methods’ will mean you’ll have more ideas than you can find time to code. Getting out of your normal working environment will also mean that those ideas come flooding in.
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l am studying electrical engineering,l have done fourier series and transforms a lot. l will look into that aproach in future
And 16 episodes later, thanks for reminding us that we have tons of work to do! However, now more motivated :) Thanks Martyn.
Yes, I keep reminding myself of that fact too! In fact, I've just recorded a new episode that is all about how psychological biases can affect algo traders, and it covers the continual learning process we have to go through if we are going to better ourselves. At the time of writing this comment, this new episode isn't released, but it should be in about a week's time. Be sure to check it out. And thanks for the great feedback :)
Really interesting indeed, Martyn... I look very much forward to hearing your conclusions and ideas once you brush on your Fourier transforms. I'll definitely pick up this book myself.
Yes, I'll produce a video on my conclusions at some point :)
Wow you're a physics major, you must love all the statistics involved in quantum mechanics!
l will get myself a copy,thank you for the recommendation
did the double smoothed stochastic make it into any of your algos or did you opt to remain with the original ?
One queston Martyn: do you think that fourier analysis should work better with forex than with stocks?
Hi Leon. I have to admit I don't know yet. But hopefully, I'll find out. I will probably do another video with my findings at some point.
@@martyntinsley I, too, look forward to your findings on applying Fourier transforms to determine market cycles... As you said, it's a complex topic that would take a few months to wrap your head/hands around and experiment in sufficient depth - alas, I don't have such bandwidth at the moment 😉
@@martyntinsley I say so because my intuition tells me that stock markets are prone to be "more trendy" and therefore "less ciclycal" than FX markets.
Hi Martyn,
I have been reading TSM thanks to your suggestion. I completely agree simply googling stuff would result into consuming misinformation and then unlearning it resulting into a lot wasted time and effort. It's important to get a book like this, sit down. And then you will be to come up and soak the right information efficiently.
BTW did you come around any conclusions about applying cycles to indicators?
Can you please share the equation of smoothed stochastic