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Title: Did you try HFT? Post by: noblex on March 29, 2018, 06:59:21 PM Hello.
As the title says. I would like to try an High Frequency Trading (HFT) bot. There are some good open source projects out there. Did you ever tried them? Did you gain or lose anything? Title: Re: Did you try HFT? Post by: knuckey on March 29, 2018, 07:05:58 PM Hello. As the title says. I would like to try an High Frequency Trading (HFT) bot. There are some good open source projects out there. Did you ever tried them? Did you gain or lose anything? what is that HFT Bot? can you share a link or video tutorials about that bot? and what is a different from gunbot or other bot that available for sale? Title: Re: Did you try HFT? Post by: noblex on April 01, 2018, 12:20:03 PM Hello. As the title says. I would like to try an High Frequency Trading (HFT) bot. There are some good open source projects out there. Did you ever tried them? Did you gain or lose anything? what is that HFT Bot? can you share a link or video tutorials about that bot? and what is a different from gunbot or other bot that available for sale? HFT means High Frequency Trading, an HFT bot makes hundreds of order per seconds Here's one of the many open implementations https://github.com/gcarq/freqtrade Title: Re: Did you try HFT? Post by: Road445 on April 01, 2018, 12:25:44 PM I'm also interested in high-frequency trading, but I can't see the gtihub code, is this a project that has implemented the full code?
Can i use it directly? Title: Re: Did you try HFT? Post by: Max Likelihood on April 10, 2018, 11:55:45 PM Hello. As the title says. I would like to try an High Frequency Trading (HFT) bot. There are some good open source projects out there. Did you ever tried them? Did you gain or lose anything? what is that HFT Bot? can you share a link or video tutorials about that bot? and what is a different from gunbot or other bot that available for sale? HFT means High Frequency Trading, an HFT bot makes hundreds of order per seconds Here's one of the many open implementations https://github.com/gcarq/freqtrade I am looking at this code and came across your thread. I'm not sure that it could actually make hundreds of trades in a few seconds. The lowest time resolution is 1 min, default is 5 min, and unless you coded a large number of open trades possible in the config file it wouldn't be working on huge numbers of trading pairs simultaneously. But I am more interested in catching trends that unfold over one to several hours, which it could do with carefully configured buy and sell signals from Python's tAlib. Let me know if you run it, and I'll report back if I pursue it. |