Designing an Automated Trading Program

[expiated]

My preference would be for the chief traders to not even know how the signals are generated, so they would have to be able to analyze the charts and rely on their own expertise for exactly when to enter and exit positions using strategies along the lines of what Brad Gilbert described in Your Trading Edge Magazine.

Additional candidates...

 

[expiated]

My preference would be for the chief traders to not even know how the signals are generated, so they would have to be able to analyze the charts and rely on their own expertise for exactly when to enter and exit positions using strategies along the lines of what Brad Gilbert described in Your Trading Edge Magazine.

Years ago, I used to follow a guy name Jim Roof on YouTube to compare his delayed analyses of S&P 500 charts with what actually happened in the market. He always recommended the work of John Magee and Robert Edwards, stating that they were the authors of what many considered to be the best resources of charting ever to be found.

Curious as to whether these works might make good resources for training my "imaginary" chief traders and/or chart monitors, I checked to see if their book, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, was available online and discovered it could be accessed via a college (or university) in Iran.

It's a relatively long book (from my perspective) so it might take me a while to ascertain whether it would be a good resource to use for the purpose described above.

 

[expiated]

If you don’t know what they [professional bank traders] are looking at and how they assess the market to make their trading decisions, then more often than not, you will be trading against the market and losing money, instead of running with it and profiting.
~Brad Gilbert

The beauty of the Numerical Price Prediction Forex trading system (as it is now constituted) is that it ensures traders are never trading against the market!

 

[expiated]

Curious as to whether these works might make good resources for training my "imaginary" chief traders and/or chart monitors, I checked to see if their book, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, was available online and discovered it could be accessed via a college (or university) in Iran. It's a relatively long book (from my perspective) so it might take me a while to ascertain whether it would be a good resource to use for the purpose described above.

So, I think I'll start by watching this video as opposed to reading the book, which I'm putting off until a little bit later...

 

[jmbonni]

Hi,
A full automatic trading system has poor chance to be profitable in the long time.
Better good machine learning system indicator PLUS a true manual trading.
Themoretime is a good example of what it is possible in this.