15 Comentários

1. Has anyone tried Forex robot trading?
   Tell us about your experience in the comments below! 🙂

2. Can some one tell him the truth….. He should be knowing it……why …..

3. Doji

4. I need a forex robot please, who can build?

5. Yes yes, I know how to program mass data analysis, markov chains, time series correlations etc etc and I know how to communicate over various internet protocol. But how the f*@@ do I get my computer connected to the nasdaq trading machine?

6. Talk to much dude, i quit in the midle of this video bye

7. Ok

8. Well Mark, this was a good approach. This is literally the way you make a trading robot. Add 5 years if you have programming experiance and are new to trading and more if you don't. You also need to be a neerd. If you are a neerd this will give you an income and a lot of fun. If you have never had the currious to investigate what programming is – just forget it.

9. 😆

10. i think that's a really good basis. i think along the same lines starting with as little as possible. the advantage of more trades is that it increases confidence. but after a certain number of trades the number of trades starts to matter less and less. also assessing the entry and exit strategy separately is useful. i don't write bots for forex, but for crypto. one advantage here is free data and a direct connection to the exchange (no brokers). the protocols are much simpler too so it's easy for programmers to get started. if you don't use an existing platform then managing the data is a big job by itself, but it adds flexibility for me. disadvantage of these exchanges is that often things like stoploss orders don't exist or they can't be moved. so it's a doubled edged sword. but, i haven't used my bots much (always tinkering), so i can't really say how well this stuff works yet

11. This is very similar to what I do for trading except for I'm on crypto with what I do. if I'm in a range-bound environment for example I can set it to not do any trades after a certain price and not to start any trades if it goes below a certain price and have a stop loss. I think really the reason it works so good for me is it takes a lot of me out of it when things are happening I still make all the decisions but it takes me away from the actual trade which keeps my emotions out of it. very glad to hear you do a video on this so I can hear your little snippets on how you would adjust it and what not big thank you.

12. Hey Mark. I tested out 1 of your comments about earning interest with a short position.. I'm a swing trader and currently holding a short on USD CAD.. but my broker (IG) is still charging me overnight interest. I also tried holding a high interest currency against a low interest currency.. still they're charging me interest. Could you explain to us how to do this. Many thanks .

13. You can’t fall asleep at the wheel!

14. It would seem most quants go for the 100 trades at a 100th of the size for better odds at getting it right, for instance with Bayesian statistics, and so that's how most high frequency trading bots are modelled, perhaps even using stuff like TensorFlow. Anyway some great ideas there. I'm dabbling a bit in it myself, but more in automating stop calculations, and the risk management and probability aspect of it.

15. I was thinking about this the other day, I wouldn’t really trust it to be honest