This is very interesting, but now everybody expects you to come up with a second part of the video, where you explain how to complete the bot with the api of a popular broker (e.g. Interactive Brokers), for a truly set and forget scenario.
There seems to be no small problem with the terminology adopted. CALLs and PUTs can be both bought and sold, thus having 4 trading possibilities. In the video both talk about buying calls and, I believe, buying PUTs although the terms "buy" and "sell" are then used. To close a position then one must reverse the open position. In short, it seems to me that the idea is good, but it does not then appear transposable to reality as explained.
Ha Ha, Looks like you were about to make a substantial profit with a little more work. Did you explore this stategy anymore since this episode? Can't imagine it not being impressive.
I'm trying to follow this, but when I run the first bit of code up to the 12 min mark, I get a Call exception over and over. It looks like I'm copying the code exactly and created a free account. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
Man I was really waiting for videos based on algo trading... Thanks BTW ❤
Most trading bots are scam...I lost so much money with fake robots. Finally I found a good bot, which is profitable, it's name is Galileo FX!..
@@leonidaschang8849Thanks dude for the suggestion..
This is very interesting, but now everybody expects you to come up with a second part of the video, where you explain how to complete the bot with the api of a popular broker (e.g. Interactive Brokers), for a truly set and forget scenario.
You are awesome Im a programmer and I stumbled upon your channel and now I’m addictied to it
There seems to be no small problem with the terminology adopted. CALLs and PUTs can be both bought and sold, thus having 4 trading possibilities. In the video both talk about buying calls and, I believe, buying PUTs although the terms "buy" and "sell" are then used. To close a position then one must reverse the open position. In short, it seems to me that the idea is good, but it does not then appear transposable to reality as explained.
Good tutorial! You forgot to make the one profit += you put = instead just to lyk
But what is the strategy here?
Is your use of standard deviation accounting for the fact that this is time series data, or are your signals using future data?
Can't find the code in the repository for this tutorial ? What's up with that ?
Can you do custom entry and exit?
Great tutorial. Thanks again!
Awesome stuff!
What would I delete/add for the real-time options notifications? I have standard not pro.
What is the meaning of 390:400 how does that correlate to the dates?
Is there a github for this code?
Nice work.. 👍
How can we try this without having an account or password details?
Immensely helpful
Ha Ha,
Looks like you were about to make a substantial profit with a little more work. Did you explore this stategy anymore since this episode?
Can't imagine it not being impressive.
I'm trying to follow this, but when I run the first bit of code up to the 12 min mark, I get a Call exception over and over. It looks like I'm copying the code exactly and created a free account. Any ideas on how to resolve this?
I keep reaching the maximum limit of 10 requests and it says total profit 0. Any fix for this?
weird that im not getting any data back from the api
This typically happens when you're on an older version of python.
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