How can be the best professional developer
There is one reliable method - love what you do and keep digging in for 20 years.
No shortcut to "best" in this field - just persistent learning plus a lot of broken EAs along the way.
Read through articles, amd maybe start with momentum trading. Otherwise, discover which trading strategy aligns with you, and then work to automate it, but don't expect it to be easy - problems are faced along the way. You will realize that a trading bot isn't just something that blindly follows rigid rules, but is something that must have a traders insticts as well - for example...managing risk, and avoiding news impact times.
All your posts are about news impact. How many money did you lost due to that to be so obsessed? Have you ever considered that there are people making money consistently without even considering the news and without skipping that time?
All automated scalping strategies lose trades in news impact. Indicators don't calculate where the market will pivot before the impact. You only survive the news impact with swing trade strategies, or longterm strategies...or through hedge strategies. My view is that the more brain and risk management options you give to an EA...the better.
How can be the best professional developer
- You have to envision a strategy as a "lead" for prospective codification and testing.
- Envisioning is easier with Renko bricks or range bars because those chart structures smooth out price and simple indicators.
- As Conor Mcnamara said, swing trading will see you through all kinds of market noise. Focus on it. A good swing trading EA will survive the noise. An excellent swing trading EA will end up front-running the noise.
- Ideas arrive at the strangest times. Keep a pad and pen on your nightstand. I have seen charts and code in my sleep. I'm still looking for a waterproof solution for the shower/tub.
- Code any strategy that at least shows anecdotal profits.
- If you can't quantify it, then you can't code it. This usually includes news and black swan events.
- Don't be afraid to work on more than one strategy at a time. This is a developmental hedge, if you will.
- Backtest each EA that was worth coding to completion on 10 to 20 years of historic data.
- Keep in mind that a "draft" EA that breaks even using initial (often arbitrary) settings can likely be made profitable by way of tweaking entries, exits, and/or money management.
- Focus on "black & white" statistics. The Tester automatically generates more statistics than the average trader probably looks at.
- Continual coding will improve your coding efficiency, and your improved coding efficiency will allow you to write more EA's faster (positive feedback loop).
- The more EA's that you code and tweak, the more likely it is that you create a highly profitable one.
- Oleksandr Medviediev said 20 years for success. If you go full thermonuclear obsessive, I'll say 15.
I think there is no best robot in the world
if there was the best robot, all of people went under support of this robot and then no-one was the looser in the forex
I think there is no best robot in the world
if there was the best robot, all of people went under support of this robot and then no-one was the looser in the forex
In one respect, you are correct. The logic of a robot is based the underlying strategy of a programmer (or group of programmers). All traders have widely varying risk tolerance, profit expectations, market and instrument preferences, trading capital, etc. This is the premise of my previous post in this thread. Learn to code and go through the process to develop your own robot.
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