New video tutorial – How to code custom indicator in StrategyQuant
In this tutorial Tomas Brynda, our senior programmer, will show you step-by-step how to add TDI indicator into StrategyQuant using …
The StrategyQuant Automated Trading Course has been moved
We have an update for you regarding Automated Trading Course which we offer as a bonus for our customers. This …
I hate Mondays – or how to improve a trading system
‘I hate Mondays’ is catchphrase of people who go to work just because they have to. I remember this phrase …
Introducing new video series from StatOasis
Our partner Ali Casey from StatOasis has started a new video series, which shows interesting approaches on how to …
Creating strategies for Cryptocurrencies with StrategyQuant
In this article, I discuss ways how you can create strategies for a crypto market in StrategyQuant. Cryptocurrencies have been …
Limit moves & circuit breakers in markets
Limit moves and circuit breakers are tools used by exchanges to prevent very large market moves and to protect market participants. It represents the maximum amount of market price change before trading is stopped or paused by the exchange. While the limit move is applied in a various amount of futures markets, the circuit breaker is commonly used in the stock market.
Futures trading – what’s new? + Equity
It has been four months since we released the new StrategyQuant futures package which includes a data subscription, strategies and …
What are the computer requirements to run StrategyQuant? [Updated]
What computer is the best for StrategyQuant? How does minimal and top configuration look like? You often ask about the …
Real trading – How to compare live portfolio results with backtest
In this article I would like to discuss an important part of real algotrading, which is running trading strategies on …