CRAZY Algo Trading Strategy [FULL TUTORIAL] | The ONLY Doji Candlestick Pattern You’ll Ever Need!
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Watch as an algo trader reveals a secret trading strategy involving a crazy candlestick pattern. Learn about algorithm trading and the doji trading method in this full tutorial!
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Your Trading Guide: Kevin Davey has been algo trading futures for over 30 years, and is currently a full time trader. He is a 3 time international futures trading contest trophy winner and the author of 5 best selling trading books.
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Kevin can be reached via e-mail at kdavey@kjtradingsystems.com.
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Hi Kevin, thanks for sharing all these strategies with us. Congratulations for winning the gold medal for the best trading school in 2024!
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words!
Another great video - you are extremely kind and helpful with your content, thank you
I appreciate that!
Thanks for this Kevin… I have been playing with a range of candlestick entries this week too so this is timely. My question on this would be how much (if any) of this edge is due to the big doji vs the 10 bar momentum?
Good question, I did not really look into what may have contributed to result. I have found the more I examine things, the more I tend to try to fix/improve them. And for me, that usually leads to overfitting. So, I tend to try to think a little, but not too much - if that makes sense!
Did I miss the exit rules? or perhaps this is a stop and reverse strategy
Stop and reverse, as I wanted to test the entry's ability only.
Never tried this with doji. Wick percent also works with various momentums. For example, if total wick>0 and bottom wick >=90% of the total wick with momentum then buy, etc.
Certainly worth testing, thanks for the comment!
I have a question why do you use 1440 minute instead of daily?
In Tradestation Daily bars use settlement price and 1440 minute bar use last price traded. Daily bars can cause issues in automation because of this. I do have Daily bar strategies too though.
Can i run this test on tradingview?
The MultiWalk software I used only works with Tradestation.