Mechanical Trading Systems Using Technical Analysis
Use advanced Pine Script tools and learn how to properly design and optimise robust trading systems
Description
This course is designed around core principles for building a robust mechanical trading system. We use Pine Script and TradingView along with a variety of tools I use for building my own robust mechanical trading systems.
By the end of this course you will:
Know how to create a diverse portfolio of uncorrelated assets for trend following and mean reverting strategies.
Have a suite of advanced tools designed for building robust strategies and the knowledge required to use them.
Have a strong understanding of the most common mechanical trading systems and the various popular strategies used.
Have more confidence in the results of your system.
Save money on live trading bad strategies that looked like good strategies when you back tested them.
Have a reusable system you can use and trust to backtest and automate trading strategies.
How am I qualified?
I have been programming in Pine Script since 2015. It has been a full time job for me, between freelancing, consulting, educating and writing my own scripts. I have seen thousands of strategies and spent countless hours building and testing my own. I have a background in data science, engineering and finance and I understand how difficult building and testing a profitable strategy can be.
Tools Included
Portfolio Backtester Engine
Backtester Engine Visualizer
Portfolio Correlation Heatmap
Descriptive Statistics Analyzer
Probability Distribution Analyzer
What You Will Learn!
- How to build Mechanical Trading Systems
- How to backtest Mechanical Trading Systems
- How to optimize strategies
- Gain confidence in your automated system
- Build a robust Portfolio
Who Should Attend!
- Anyone who wants a system for building robust automated trading systems.
- Traders looking to automate their trading strategies.
- Researchers who are looking for a quicker and better way to backtest strategies.
- Pine Script Programmers who are tired of writing complex strategy code.