What strategy are you interested in? Any specific Freqtrade tips you want to learn? 👉 Master Algorithmic Trading with Freqtrade: www.patreon.com/posts/start-here-with-116351367
In this strategy, the 5-minute time frame is the main chart, where each candle represents 5 minutes of price data. The 1-minute detail time frame gives extra detail within each 5-minute candle. By using --timeframe-detail, backtesting includes this finer data, making sure your results match how the strategy would perform in live trading.
Hello. Me and my friend are trying to replicate your strategy from the video, but we can't get the same profit figure using your files and settings, for the same amount of time. We just want to repeat the backtest. Can you tell us what we can do wrong, why it happens like this? We have a total profit of 137% with the same settings and 9 leverage. What is strange, if we compare, we have LINK coin Long entries: 141 Long exit: 10589, and you have Long entries: 80 Long exit. Where could we have made a mistake?
Hi Grigsum, Here are a few points to ensure accuracy: 1. Config File: Make sure you’re using the correct config file, which ensures that the right exchange, pair list, and historical data are used. 2. Parameters: By default, the system uses a JSON parameter file with the same strategy name from the same path. Otherwise, it will use the default parameters in the strategy file. I’ve saved different optimized parameter files in the Hyperopt_JSON_Files folder. Make sure to move the appropriate file to the path where the strategy is located and rename it to match the exact name of the strategy. After running the backtesting command, it should display all the settings and parameters used. You can check to make sure everything is correctly applied.
Can you advise if your optimized risk/profit levels and indicator settings were done on a specific data set data set and then applied to an out of sample data set as the results appear to be curve fitting of the indicators and profit loss levels? THX
Hello there! So here's the thing, with leverage, even the tiniest price shifts can get you to your profit or loss goals much faster, making you trade more often. On the flip side, without leverage, you’d need bigger price changes to hit those same goals, which means you'd likely trade less. So, leverage could either increase or decrease your trading, all based on how fast you hit your profit or loss targets.
@@QuantTacticsIn terms of trade duration and numbers of trades, increasing leverage will be equivalent to divide the ROI? Ex. Assuming the same entry condition, a 2x leverage strategy with roi 10% will have same behavior of a 1x leverage with roi 5%??
Good question! After experiencing backtesting with different leverage and adjusted ROI and stop-loss, the results show the same number of entries. However, the total profit percentage differs significantly due to the cumulative profit.
All I know is some scripting given my software background Less knowledge on trading Has been researching for strategies n algos Can u help me set up my own algo
Hi! Since you have some scripting experience, you're already off to a great start! If you’re interested in crypto algorithmic trading, I recommend starting with Freqtrade. It’s an open-source crypto trading bot that you can customize and expand. I have a step-by-step Freqtrade tutorial on Patreon that covers setup and strategies. It’s a fun way to get hands-on with algo trading and try out your own strategies. Plus, if you have questions along the way, I’m always here on Patreon to help! Check it out here! www.patreon.com/c/quanttactics/collections
Hi Michael, absolutely, no one enjoys sudden, large drawdowns. That's why risk management is crucial in trading. There are several ways to mitigate drawdowns, such as allocating less capital per trade, which can be achieved by increasing the number of max_open_trades in the freqtrade config. Implementing multiple strategies can also help spread the risk and potentially reduce drawdowns.
What strategy are you interested in? Any specific Freqtrade tips you want to learn?
👉 Master Algorithmic Trading with Freqtrade:
www.patreon.com/posts/start-here-with-116351367
what do you mean by 5 minute time frame and 1 minute detail time frame?
In this strategy, the 5-minute time frame is the main chart, where each candle represents 5 minutes of price data.
The 1-minute detail time frame gives extra detail within each 5-minute candle. By using --timeframe-detail, backtesting includes this finer data, making sure your results match how the strategy would perform in live trading.
Hello. Me and my friend are trying to replicate your strategy from the video, but we can't get the same profit figure using your files and settings, for the same amount of time. We just want to repeat the backtest. Can you tell us what we can do wrong, why it happens like this? We have a total profit of 137% with the same settings and 9 leverage. What is strange, if we compare, we have LINK coin Long entries: 141 Long exit: 10589, and you have Long entries: 80 Long exit. Where could we have made a mistake?
Hi Grigsum,
Here are a few points to ensure accuracy:
1. Config File: Make sure you’re using the correct config file, which ensures that the right exchange, pair list, and historical data are used.
2. Parameters: By default, the system uses a JSON parameter file with the same strategy name from the same path. Otherwise, it will use the default parameters in the strategy file. I’ve saved different optimized parameter files in the Hyperopt_JSON_Files folder. Make sure to move the appropriate file to the path where the strategy is located and rename it to match the exact name of the strategy.
After running the backtesting command, it should display all the settings and parameters used. You can check to make sure everything is correctly applied.
@@QuantTactics Thank you very much! I will try
Can you advise if your optimized risk/profit levels and indicator settings were done on a specific data set data set and then applied to an out of sample data set as the results appear to be curve fitting of the indicators and profit loss levels? THX
what is this? why would leverage cause you to have more or less trades?
Hello there! So here's the thing, with leverage, even the tiniest price shifts can get you to your profit or loss goals much faster, making you trade more often. On the flip side, without leverage, you’d need bigger price changes to hit those same goals, which means you'd likely trade less. So, leverage could either increase or decrease your trading, all based on how fast you hit your profit or loss targets.
@@QuantTacticsIn terms of trade duration and numbers of trades, increasing leverage will be equivalent to divide the ROI? Ex. Assuming the same entry condition, a 2x leverage strategy with roi 10% will have same behavior of a 1x leverage with roi 5%??
Good question! After experiencing backtesting with different leverage and adjusted ROI and stop-loss, the results show the same number of entries. However, the total profit percentage differs significantly due to the cumulative profit.
Hello friend. Where do we adjust the leverage?
Hello! You can adjust the leverage in the strategy file by modifying the leverage_level attribute. Just set it to your desired leverage value there.
hi bro, u r awesome , pls go on to make video. for example how to do backtest and hyperopt w freui
Hi bro, you're awesome too! Your comment really motivates me. Thanks for the likes and support! I'll keep going and making more videos. Stay tuned!
All I know is some scripting given my software background
Less knowledge on trading
Has been researching for strategies n algos
Can u help me set up my own algo
Hi! Since you have some scripting experience, you're already off to a great start! If you’re interested in crypto algorithmic trading, I recommend starting with Freqtrade. It’s an open-source crypto trading bot that you can customize and expand.
I have a step-by-step Freqtrade tutorial on Patreon that covers setup and strategies. It’s a fun way to get hands-on with algo trading and try out your own strategies. Plus, if you have questions along the way, I’m always here on Patreon to help!
Check it out here! www.patreon.com/c/quanttactics/collections
感谢分享！我也试一下😀
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Wow, you like sudden big drawdown?
Hi Michael, absolutely, no one enjoys sudden, large drawdowns. That's why risk management is crucial in trading. There are several ways to mitigate drawdowns, such as allocating less capital per trade, which can be achieved by increasing the number of max_open_trades in the freqtrade config. Implementing multiple strategies can also help spread the risk and potentially reduce drawdowns.
这个策略只是针对多单？
This is obviously a losing strategy
我发现很难有ADX50以上的时候啊