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Have you backtested this strategy?

Very interesting work! Sorry if I missed it in the link you provided, but what are you gaining by not having your strategies running end to end in NinjaTrader vs using NinjaTrader in conjunction with your python system?

Sounds like an 80's arcade game :) What triggers the sound of breaking glass?

Yes...I am a programmer. I hired a programmer on UpWork to help with a platform I was not familiar with. He got the project going but he was overlooking some bugs so I terminated the project before completion and finished the job myself. Send me a PM with some more info on the project. If I...

Ouch! I think that just killed any hope of CosmicChain catching a bid.

Several people on this thread (myself included) have offered to help with your project. Maybe we are out of your budget range...maybe we are not. If the former, perhaps we could point you in the right direction. What is a high level overview of the project? Language?

The murders occurred in my previous neighborhood. The family of the murderer owns a hair salon school right next to the gym I go to. Apparently he was caught because he asked a co-worker to hold his bag while he went to Amscott. It had a gun in it and she quickly found a police officer. The...

This guy knows pain. Talk to him.

I agree. You have to clearly define what problem you are trying to solve and then see what flavor of Machine learning, if any, can help you. For me, I want to automate as much as I can the process of finding and testing strategies. Machine learning techniques can definitely help with this.

@Baron With that pic of you looking all shredded, I would say you are bragging just a little ;)

He eventually gets teeth in season two and is slightly less annoying :)

Just finished season two of "Stranger Things" on Netflix. Totally digging the show. It has an X-Files vibe to it and is set in the 80's. Check it out!!

I am releasing a beta version of a C# .NET Core custom built machine learning SDK sometime in Q1 of next year. It is designed specifically for quantitative finance. From what I have seen thus far out there, it is a very novel and intuitive approach. I will be looking for beta testers so stay...

I understand. I have been working on a "green field" project for the past year at work and while new development is cool, you are still stuck solving other peoples problems. Fortunately, I have been saving for a long time and am about ready to make a move. Hang in there!

I originally wrote it in GoLang but am in the process of porting it to C# .NET Core.

Man...that sounds bleak! Certainly there are better day jobs out there. What is your skill set and where do you live?

Perhaps she should take a cue from her Seinfeld episodes.

Are you limited by the amount of intra-day data you have? The Nasdaq emini (NQ) was launched in 1997. I would be very curious to see how these strategies performed on older data.

Why were the strategies tested on 5 years of data and not 10? There is no way I would trade a system whose test period did not include a bear market phase.

What is the "theory" behind these strategies? For example, before I try to develop a strategy I first have a theory (i.e. after extreme selling, a bounce is likely which can be profited from).