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Title: What metrics should my trading bot be taking? Post by: gweedo on January 30, 2013, 11:32:22 PM Please move didn't think it fit in securities sub forum...
Ok so I have recently (~4 months ago) I got my trading bot exactly where I want it in terms of algos and the return it is making. I now want to add some metrics the only one I can think of it is P&L. What are some others metrics? Also with P&L is that something taken every day or how does it work, some trading software I have seen only take P&L as the software runs and when application is closed it resets the P&L to 0? How should I handle that. Title: Re: What metrics should my trading bot be taking? Post by: Theb on March 11, 2019, 04:51:44 PM When you are talking about profit and loss are you talking about your bot having an automated way of recording your income gained from the trade? Or are you talking about something else when you say the word "metrics"? Because its pretty unclear to me as I have never used the term profit and loss as a metric when I am doing technical analysis in trading. You might just be referring to profit-risk or risk/reward ratio which I do think is automatically calculated by your trading bot based on how you set it.
Title: Re: What metrics should my trading bot be taking? Post by: arunka71 on March 11, 2019, 09:18:54 PM This thread is 6 years old and the thread starter was last time active in 2017...let the thread rest in peace...
:D Title: Re: What metrics should my trading bot be taking? Post by: timerland on March 11, 2019, 09:29:08 PM Please move didn't think it fit in securities sub forum... Ok so I have recently (~4 months ago) I got my trading bot exactly where I want it in terms of algos and the return it is making. I now want to add some metrics the only one I can think of it is P&L. What are some others metrics? Also with P&L is that something taken every day or how does it work, some trading software I have seen only take P&L as the software runs and when application is closed it resets the P&L to 0? How should I handle that. You should try our platform: Yanda.io . You can set all the metrics for you bot. Although, we suggest to set smaller profit taking (like 0.3-04%) and then after time recalibrate the bot ;D Not really the most productive use of your time, or the best way to attract users for your site. Start a service announcement. Run campaigns and improve SEO. Reach out the youtube influencers. Not like this, please. Title: Re: What metrics should my trading bot be taking? Post by: UserMatt1 on March 12, 2019, 11:17:08 AM Please move didn't think it fit in securities sub forum... Ok so I have recently (~4 months ago) I got my trading bot exactly where I want it in terms of algos and the return it is making. I now want to add some metrics the only one I can think of it is P&L. What are some others metrics? Also with P&L is that something taken every day or how does it work, some trading software I have seen only take P&L as the software runs and when application is closed it resets the P&L to 0? How should I handle that. You should try our platform: Yanda.io . You can set all the metrics for you bot. Although, we suggest to set smaller profit taking (like 0.3-04%) and then after time recalibrate the bot ;D Not really the most productive use of your time, or the best way to attract users for your site. Start a service announcement. Run campaigns and improve SEO. Reach out the youtube influencers. Not like this, please. Thats true (although I did not go through all those threds hahah) People might still be interested in something like this |