Hi Traders,
In this episode, Senior Trader Thomas will be talking about one of the first models he built when he started automating my trading. This model is a scalping model that uses 2 variations of one of the key indicators we use on our trading desk. This will help us define the trend on a higher time frame, and will allow us to enter better trades on a lower time frame. He will also show you how to build a lot size calculator using a defined risk percentage.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
In Episode 411 of Trading Talk, we introduce our new internal Code Snippets library, designed to streamline the way traders build and modify algorithmic models.
In this week’s episode of Trading Talk, we combine two recent developments from previous sessions — the Z-Lock volatility function and the adaptive trade management system — to demonstrate how they can work together as a simple strategy framework.
In this week’s episode of Trading Talk, we build out the volatility function introduced in the previous episode and walk through the key formulas step by step. This session focuses on combining log returns, variance and standard deviation to construct a statistical framework that produces a Z-score volatility model.
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