Great video, very clear. Please make a video on roadmap to learning python from scratch, specifically for stock analysis, chart analysis, getting trade signals using charts and statistical analysis of stocks. I mean create a roadmap on the course tailored cut for only stock analysis . Regards Farid
I would like to make some beginner friendly content to bring in more viewers. I don't think I could do from scratch though, there are already countless videos/resources to get acquainted with python that are better than anything I could do. Maybe a roadmap of how I learned to do this stuff might be a good compromise.
@@neurotrader888 if I want to code an indicator which is a line that connects price points (actually pivot points), high, low, and closing prices as required in a chart. the pivot points should have a certain percentage price difference as I want, thereby filtering out price movements of lower amplitude. I need to code such indicators and strategies . I need a roadmap to such coding knowledge of python specifically for stock analysis.
Hypothesis on inverted patterns: BTC has a heavy long bias in the price, so looking for shorts is likely a harder game. Inverted HS is in the same direction as the overall bias. I'd bet that results are more even on stationary assets like FX.
Good point. It's often effective to detrend the price when assessing/training strategies or models. The data in the video is from 2018-01-08 to 2022-12-31. The first price is 16035 and the last price is 16542. There isn't very much trend bias in the data set used.
cool video again! did you ever manage to expand the strategies you're introducing here to an actual trading account? The Trend Lines you showed recently were quite accurate! Greetings from Germany
Yes and no. The trend lines algorithm I made a couple years ago and I use it in a real strategy. The recent chart pattern videos I have not used live. I wrote the code as I made the video. The flags look promising though.
I did rush through the code a bit in this one. I originally had it longer but the video was going to be well over 20 minutes and I didn't want it to be boring. I'll try to find a better balance in the future. Thank you for the feedback I really appreciate it.
Nice Logic!!! also i have an error pip install rolling_window import rolling_window from rolling_window import * from rolling import rw_top error: from rolling_window import rw_top, rw_bottom ImportError: cannot import name 'rw_top' from 'rolling_window' (C:\Users\Admin\anaconda3\lib\site-packages olling_window_init_.py) how to fix it? Please reply
for the purpose of explaining the cognitive algorithm, not about installing python dependencies, of course, if the author had time, he could create a docker file with all the dependencies, but perhaps this is not necessary
Great work, really precise code to do relatively advanced stuff. Looking forward to future videos :-)
Thank you very much, the information was presented very detailed and concisely
Please continue with these!
Great video, very clear.
Please make a video on roadmap to learning python from scratch, specifically for stock analysis, chart analysis, getting trade signals using charts and statistical analysis of stocks. I mean create a roadmap on the course tailored cut for only stock analysis .
Regards
Farid
I would like to make some beginner friendly content to bring in more viewers. I don't think I could do from scratch though, there are already countless videos/resources to get acquainted with python that are better than anything I could do.
Maybe a roadmap of how I learned to do this stuff might be a good compromise.
@@neurotrader888 if I want to code an indicator which is a line that connects price points (actually pivot points), high, low, and closing prices as required in a chart. the pivot points should have a certain percentage price difference as I want, thereby filtering out price movements of lower amplitude. I need to code such indicators and strategies . I need a roadmap to such coding knowledge of python specifically for stock analysis.
Makes sense. Market goes up why short…
Excellent contribution, you are a genius
Hypothesis on inverted patterns: BTC has a heavy long bias in the price, so looking for shorts is likely a harder game. Inverted HS is in the same direction as the overall bias.
I'd bet that results are more even on stationary assets like FX.
Good point. It's often effective to detrend the price when assessing/training strategies or models. The data in the video is from 2018-01-08 to 2022-12-31. The first price is 16035 and the last price is 16542. There isn't very much trend bias in the data set used.
Can you do a smc choch entry algorithm or anything from ict?
cool video again! did you ever manage to expand the strategies you're introducing here to an actual trading account? The Trend Lines you showed recently were quite accurate! Greetings from Germany
Yes and no. The trend lines algorithm I made a couple years ago and I use it in a real strategy. The recent chart pattern videos I have not used live. I wrote the code as I made the video. The flags look promising though.
You mention the Rolling Window algorithm and it's video, but I don't see it within your library of videos. Can you provide a link to it? Thanks
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Good algorithm, now just need to make the $
Hi
Do you have a video that covers all chart patterns? Thanks
the code would work only on a perfect shoulder and head scenario . if there are some noises in your data it won't work
Hi , just curious did you automate this in a real environment? did you make a profit?
awesome thanks
That it's good brother but I wish if can long explained code python 😊😊
I did rush through the code a bit in this one. I originally had it longer but the video was going to be well over 20 minutes and I didn't want it to be boring. I'll try to find a better balance in the future. Thank you for the feedback I really appreciate it.
Thanks, brevity is the sister of talent
And keep going
Nice Logic!!!
also i have an error
pip install rolling_window
import rolling_window
from rolling_window import *
from rolling import rw_top
error:
from rolling_window import rw_top, rw_bottom
ImportError: cannot import name 'rw_top' from 'rolling_window' (C:\Users\Admin\anaconda3\lib\site-packages
olling_window_init_.py)
how to fix it? Please reply
for the purpose of explaining the cognitive algorithm, not about installing python dependencies, of course, if the author had time, he could create a docker file with all the dependencies, but perhaps this is not necessary
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