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Introduction - Algo trading from scratch with Python — Transcript

by Algo-trading with Saleh · 119 words · 19 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:02hi there in the coming weeks i'll be
  2. 0:04gradually releasing a series called i'll
  3. 0:06go trading from scratch i'll start by
  4. 0:08covering the basics of the jc framework
  5. 0:10such as routes and handling data and
  6. 0:13then i will dig into the strategy
  7. 0:15development first i will explain a
  8. 0:17general overview of how strategies work
  9. 0:20and then i will continue by writing
  10. 0:21example strategies from scratch next
  11. 0:24maybe i cover topics such as position
  12. 0:26sizing technical indicators evaluating
  13. 0:28back as results optimization life
  14. 0:31trading best practices and much more if
  15. 0:34that sounds like something you're
  16. 0:35interested in make sure to subscribe and
  17. 0:37hit the bell button so you'll get a
  18. 0:38notification when i release a new
  19. 0:40episode alright that's it

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