Give me a valuable strategy and I will automate it for you (for free)
>>58766512if RSI(6) drops below 5, buy.if RSI(6) pump above 90, market sell.
>>58766512i have 120 shitcoins in my metamask wallet, i farm airdrops for those tokens on the reg, mostly from the unicorn chain, and then i sell them and buy them again when they dump
>>58766512>>58766521soooo?
>>58766687im doing this for over a year, each time getting 20-60% gain. i gave you valuable strategy and you didin't deliver. you are nigger here
>>58766512I suck cocks for 1$ per cock
Find 10 ITF tennis matches. Bet $1 on many 10 pick parlays, accounting for every possible outcome of (A or B) repeated x10. 2 outcomes^10 matches=1024 bets need to be placed to cover all outcomes. If the odds are juiced enough, the lowest paying parlay or that which is most likely will still cover the initial principle of $1024. You have all the upside for when/if an upset occurs and cover the principle in the worst case scenario. Of course there are 1024 scenarios between best case and worst case so profit can vary wildly and be quite minuscule against the cost of spending time betting 1024 individual parlays.
>>58766521This is literally one of the 3 only working strategy in day trade. The 2 others are:>MA simple 200. If chart is above it, bullish, if below it, bearish>support line, to predict top and bottom of a short term volatilityWhat im saying is OP, combine these 3, WITH MODERATE LEVERAGE, and start only with 50 bucks, then you will be rich in a year.Also, never short anything when BTC pumping, and never long anything when BTC dumping
>>58767268Are you only trading BTC?
>>58767190Please to be implementink time honored /biz/ strategery: Sell low, Buy high.
>>58767345BTC is my main trade. I didn't bother with ETH because the chart movement is literally the same as BTC, so might as well increase leverage in BTCOthers i play new tokens like IO, but my main alts is HBAR, KAS, and QNT.
>>58767359I imagine you look for alts above a certain level of volume?
https://youtu.be/lPGipwoJiOM
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTGxOjQYB5uimSlx-PrOCGUNjKMV5vRDZ
>>58766521What does the 6 mean, 6 hour candles?
>>58766512Buy 1% of every frog coin
>>58767046You need to be 18 to post here>>58767190only good strat I've heard so far on this fucking thread
>>58766512>>58766687>>58767894Surely OP will deliver soon on his bait thread (for free)
>>58767954I already delivered my cock to your mother, and she paid for it, next month your pocket money will be smaller
>>58768034I expected nothing and I'm still disappointed (as a millionaire)
>>58768054You need to be 18 to post here
>>58766687Now that's a brief, but well articulated post.
>>58766512I doubt there is anything more automatic than looking at Spike's chart all day until I finally make it, I just want the hard way
1.make sell and buy orders2. a "investor" deposit cash - remove sell orders, place buy orders3. the "investor" buy - remove buy orders, place sell orders
>>58767229Why tennis? How does this work out profitably in any way? Not OP but the challenge with this is less about setting up the bets (seems like a trivial exercise in code), but finding a platform to make the bets programmatically/via an API.
>>58767847no. at rsi chart, go to settings on binance, and there you can modify it.
>make a post with a good offer>no one is able to come up with a barely decent strategy and get a free shitThe absolute state of the nigger internet forum known as biz, full of fucking troons and weebs
I DCA every coin ever mentioned in /biz/ with all the money I have and I never sell ever
>>58766512S&P vs World Index
>>58767046And so what is your PnL, smart guy?
>>58769317me too, but i skip link, because it's shit
>>58769441i started with $300 and now at almost 15ki can't snipe all of these, so progress is kinda slow. i started like in december
>>58769253Oh cool, OP is still pretending he's not an incapable idiot with his bait thread.> It could have been great, guys. I would have written such great code. The best code you've ever seen.Moron.
>>58769988you need to be 18 to post here, Johnny
>>58767229You done this?
>>58770650Was that the most cinglant repartee that was ever thrown at you that you now feel compelled to use repeatedly, convinced it will hurt them just as much as it did you?Keep going, it's almost working.
>>58769946Just with RSI?If so, well done
>>58766512>>58766687instant L lmao get fucked OP
>>58770677Johnny your mum is calling you
>>58766512an app that pulls data from all the quarterly financial statements from every company in the russell3000, and compares that with daily market price and volume action, reads news reports from Associated Press, and then uses all of this to form an opinion on what I should buy and sell
>>58770731that's not an automated trading strategy, you need a web scraping python tool with some crappy AI for that
>>58770813>Give me a valuable strategy and I will automate it for you (for free)
>>587678476 years
>>58770813>web scraping python toolThat is called Selenium, obviously. Selenium and BeautifulSoup are the web scraper starter pack duo deluxe
>>58770813idiot faggot
>>58770687Answer me
>>58771031>Finance forum>Scraping strategynig nog
>>58766512Buy memes, make 10X, dump and use that money to invest in solid alts with good utility.. rinse and repeat again. can you automate this for me?
>>58771645kek. pretty smart approach you got there anon. you kniw i did the same thing when i got the not coin airdrop.i diversified into NAI, DUA Land and Rio. all long term holds for me.
>>58766512you know, i am thinking of restaking my eth on ether.fi. i heard it is less risky to restake and also more profitable
>>58767345why would someone trade only BTC when he can make a shit tone of money trading memes..
>>58771743good choice mate. you know you could consider restaking depin projects on Parasail.
OP is right, none of you was able to give him a fucking trading strategy, maybe because you are so ignorant that you don't even know what it is.And you also complain like homosexual Redditors.How bad this board has gotten.
>>58770687>>58771357yes, just RSI, and ofc, common sense
>>58771645>Buy memes, make 10X, dump and use that money to invest in solid alts with good utility..This strategy has helped my ETH sack, just aped into some RNDR, GRT, and PUSH 'cause of the API staking hype. Gonna rinse and repeat, and start stacking SOL once I get some gains.
>>58767046>>58769946Have you been doing it for over a year or started in December? Something fucking stinks in here
>>58773095Thank you.
>>58767046What are you referring to? Post was deleted
>>58774011He was referring to OP's demonstrating the breadth of his incompetence by replying to >>58766521 with a single racial slur.
>>58773095Which candles are you trading, what timeframe?
>>58774326>Redditor trying to takeover the thread with his hysterical faggot insinuations
>>58775247What is there to take over? This sad bait thread is already peak /biz/.
>>58766512I can backtest your preferred strategy on BTC, I have the scripts ready from a trading bot I abandoned due to not finding a good enough strat. I'll post the results for this one >>58766521 since it's the only one posted yet. I assume 1 minute timeframe and to be sure I'll also try 1h
>>58771549fucking lmao>no i don't want to use the data out there to inform my decisions, i trade by gut feeling and astrological signspretty based actually ngl fr
>>58774326>racial slurWhoa, take a load of this fatty on Hormone replacement therapy
>>58775643either the timeframe are wrong or it does not work well when automated. The profit was about 1-2% monthly on decent months (this January)
>>58766548so you're going to automate this one or what op
>>58774326howdy fellow plebbitor? Let's mass DOWNVOTE this thread
>>58766512I have a side business where I grow microgreens and sell them to my local farmers market. I net about $2500/mo since it's only part time. If you can automate my business I'd have the time to scale it.
>>58766512On 15 minute timeframe When TEMA 9 cross down EMA 14 (high). And RSI is above 50. Sell.When TEMA 9 cross up EMA 16 (low), and price is below Bollinger middle line, and RSI is below 55, buy.How would you do it in script?
>>58777922It'll take some time but I'll test this
>>58777922>>58778310didn't go that well with BTC to be honest. Which kind of market is beneficial? Also which periods for rsi and bollinger?
>>58777922absolute trash
>>58778498why even waste time with this underage niggers
>>58778501boredom. I already have my profitable strategy and it has nothing to do with TA or charts.
freebie strat (daily chart)[spoiler]//@version=4strategy("blind_squirrel_strategy", precision=5, initial_capital=1000, default_qty_type=strategy.cash, currency="USD", slippage=0, commission_value=0.075, pyramiding=1)/// RUN DURATIONstartDate = input(title="Start Date", type=input.integer, defval=19, minval=1, maxval=31)startMonth = input(title="Start Month", type=input.integer, defval=10, minval=1, maxval=12)startYear = input(title="Start Year", type=input.integer, defval=1900, minval=1800, maxval=2100)startHour = input(title="Start Hour", type=input.integer, defval=0, minval=0, maxval=23)endDate = input(title="End Date", type=input.integer, defval=1, minval=1, maxval=31)endMonth = input(title="End Month", type=input.integer, defval=7, minval=1, maxval=12)endYear = input(title="End Year", type=input.integer, defval=2030, minval=1800, maxval=2100)endHour = input(title="End Hour", type=input.integer, defval=23, minval=0, maxval=23) inDateRange = (time >= timestamp(syminfo.timezone, startYear, startMonth, startDate, startHour, 0)) and (time < timestamp(syminfo.timezone, endYear, endMonth, endDate, endHour, 0))/////////////////fixedordersize = input(defval=false)leverage = input(1.0)// ordersizemod = strategy.initial_capital / strategy.equityordersize = fixedordersize ? ((strategy.initial_capital/close)*leverage) : (strategy.equity/close)*leveragema1 = sma(close,input(50))plot(strategy.equity)long = close > ma1short = not longshortsw = input(defval=true)longsw = input(defval=true)conda = long and longswcondc = long and not longswcondb = short and shortswcondr = short and not shortswif inDateRange and conda strategy.entry("LONG", strategy.long, ordersize)if inDateRange and condb strategy.entry("SHORT", strategy.short, ordersize)if inDateRange and condr strategy.close_all() if inDateRange and condc strategy.close_all()if not inDateRange strategy.close_all()[/spoiler]
>>58778536this strategy is called Blind Squirrel for a reason. Its probably the most dumb strategy you could run. only 3 out of 10 trades yield any profit.those 3 trades make up for the losses made by the 7 losing trades.this is a certified suicide inducer strategy. leverage needs to be at most like 0.3x to not want to kill yourself.
>>58778536I put this into the strat tester and it seems to work out.How do i make this into a bot?Also when does it take profit? when it just enters another trade?
>>58780167it never takes profit.its a simple dumbass strategy.price go up (price goes above moving average) BUYprice go down (price goes below moving average) SHORTthats it. if you're in a crab market. you will lose money and lose all interest in trading it. you decide to stop and as soon as you stop, you get a trade that gives you 50% or something.its NOT a good strategy. its only good if the market trends violently and for prolonged periods of time. its basically the grug of strategies.grug see number go up, grug buygrug see number go down, grug sell.grug fell for the dump, grug lose money on his shortgrug fell for the fake breakout, grug lose money on his long.do you understand? you can of course automate it somehow, maybe using python or something but you dont even have to.just show up every day on 00.01 UTC and execute the damn trades and you dont even have to automate anything.
>>58780371Some gullible mongoloid lurking here will use this despite your warnings and lose everything
in fact, I just remembered something .if you divide the period by 7 and use it on the weekly chart, you filter out a lot of that noise.why 7? because there are 7 days in a week.you drastically reduce the number of trades and remove a lot of the fake outs and you bring up the win rate% dramaticallynow you only have to show up once a week sunday night (monday morning 00.01 UTC)there are three lessons every budding trader needs will learn eventually.simplicity is better than complexitypatience is better than hastethe cake has a certain size, that is on the 15 minute chart the cake is small and the birds are many.on the weekly chart the cake is big and the birds are few.
Just make a bot that does the opposite of what Jim Cramer predicts
>>58780446here it is running on much more price data (back to 2012)
>>58780382you have to lose money in this game time and time again. its the only way our stupid brains starts to strive for something better.after a while, you develop a highly critical sense of what is actually needed to win in this game.i'm not even trading TA based strategies anymore on single instruments.these days its all fundamentals for me. having a steady cash flow and being hedged is much more important for me now. all these one instruments 1 or 2 indicator stuff is just setting yourself up to be a prey for killer whales.wolves love that shit because all these ta-based bots are so easy to fool.one needs to find one self in a seat where no one can easily kill you. since most people lose money in the markets, your strategy can not be even remotely similar to what that majority is doing or you are dead meat.
How do I convince my GF to let me install metal shelving in our apartment so I can setup multiple 10 gallon breeding tanks for my Carbon Rili Neocaridina shrimp
>>58780446cont. of course, there are not only three things. there are 10 or 20 or 50 things you need to learn.people underestimate this game so much, its the only game which is this underestimated.the task at hand is daunting.no one things they can show up in an operating room and start doing surgery on people after 1 years training. you need 7 years or more of studying and practice. you cant build a house after 1 years training, you'd need 3 or more years of practice as an underling. for some reason people think they can start trading after 3 months and start to put up crazy money thinking they are ready for the undertaking. I blame the brokers and advertisements. they make it seem like its easy when its one of the hardest things you can do in life. on top of that, there is no one set path or 1 set curriculum to follow. you are basically on your own about finding out what works or not.
>>58780482tell her she's been depreciating for a while and renewing her lease will have some conditions
>>58780447that's a hell of a strategy actually
>>58780371Share a winning strat and change my life!
>>58766512>Give me a valuable strategyFuck bitches get money?
>>58766512Very simple, buy memes, make 10X, dump and use that money to invest in solid alts with good utility and especially DePINs alt.
>>58781128look, there is something you can do to generate cash flow at the end of the month. I would never share my own strategy but this is something else entirely.it works really well if you are conservative with the bet size.if you only bet 10% to 20% then you will be fine. The poorer you are, the more you can afford to bet in terms of % of total capital.anyways. Just short the VIX.I personally dont like this because its an already crowded trade but right now its not a bad place to short it.Open a futures account at some futures broker like AMP or something.Every time the VIX futures contract expires, the next one becomes the current contract.Due to the risk of being short the VIX there is something called contango which is like 9 months out of 10 there for you to take.This is simply like the risk premium on insurance.Most of the time, nothing happens in the markets and the SP500 is green.Thats when you basically get the premium (contango) for yourself and that is like 5 to 10% which is pretty good.Once in a while, you will get totally rekt. Like during pandemics or severe market crashes.Usually, nothing serious happens and you can profit from the risk premium in the VIX futures.now for example, is probably a not too bad a place to short the VIX.we've had a correction in the sp500 which seems a normal sell off.the contract was switched not too long ago, the contract closes in 20 days.also, avoid cheap brokers who offer CFDs on the VIX or something like that. They take the contango and leave you with scraps. You absolutely need to have access to a proper futures brokers which lets you trade the VIX on the CBOE.ALL IN ALL, this is similar to selling insurance to 1 person only. most of the time nothing bad happens but once in a while, everything goes belly up. Set your bet size accordingly.
There is even BTCDVOL on deribit which serves the same purpose as the VIX futures but no one is trading that shit so there is no liquidity which increases the risk of trading that to absurd levels. The spread is so wide that you just get rekt simply opening or closing a trade.
>>58781803cont. If I had nothing else, I would probably trade this shit since its a high probability trade and I love those.
You can also go long the SP500 but to get the same bang for your buck, you'd have to use leverage which obviously sucks.Also, you'd not get any premium like an insurance seller would get.
>>58781803>I would never share my own strategyIs it just because you don’t want to dilute your opportunities? You really sure some autists on 4chan are going to ruin your strategy?
>>58771795What are the options? Most folks only do the whole restaking thing for the sake of airdrops
>>58766512Tried selling coke? Heard that's very lucrative
>>58769317Lmao you must be either rekt bad by now or just capping
>>58783011That's the thing, airdrops have actually ruined real users and utility, now nobody uses a protocol without expecting anything in return anymore, this is different
>>58782963because I figured it out by actually using my brain. no one gave it to me. people just want handouts all the time.I could have asked for free strategies a 100 times and no one would give me one. wonder why that is.also, the markets have beaten me up so many times that i'm paranoid as fuck these days. the market is a war zone. if you just give everything away, you won't make it.and finally, yes, I do think that your best stuff is best kept a secret especially if there is not a single hint on the Internet that other people are trading the same way.you can make some really nice money with that vix strategy too and my own strategy is far from perfect so.... go work on your own strategy, anon.
>>58782963i mean its not even like i have some holy grail or something and maybe some day I will get rekt so dont worry, you might even be better off not trading the same way as I do.all I can say is, focus on strategies that you can say:"Yeah, it is probable that I will be in profit in 30 days"set that as your goal and you will find something out.
>>58783038Yeah I have a vending machine, selling coke isn't so bad you know kek
>>58783171Want to believe that's the case, the key thing here is users having the opportunity to support their favorite depin products while benefiting from it
>>58769317Genuinely curious in knowing how that's going for you anon
>>58783011It's easy, you delegate your filecoin, you rake in those rewards, same for any other asset
>>58783313There's only one way that could goIt's like aping everything that goes on pumpfun
>>58766512Buy low Sell highIsn't that the best strategy ever?
>>5877522915m and 1h. It depends.
>>58783193Can I have some crumbs? What do you mean you don’t use TA while trading? Also, is a simple RSI + VWAP strategy that’s fine tuned to BTC really a retarded strategy?
>>58783322hivemapper, gala, ghx, rendersome of the top guns from the sector, would make sense to have them on the sector
>>58783456have you even tried to backtest any of your ideas?how am I supposed to know if rsi+vwap is a retarded strategy?
>>58783456There's something called FA + spot trading
>>58783456just because some guy happens to be profitable does not mean he is some kind of guru that can answer all your questions.all I know is that some people swear by vwap. vwap is good.
>>58783456what you refer to as "fine-tuning" can be counter-productive. what you think is fine-tuning is actually over-fitting.this is usually bad. on the other hand, if your strategy works on most cryptocoins, this means its robust and you are more likely to make it in the long run.you should read something about.>https://blog.traderspost.io/article/understanding-overfitting-in-trading-strategy-development
>>58783456>crumbsi've already given you two mostly profitable strategies and you still beg for more.we can discuss concepts related to trading but forget about me give you my current strat. stop asking. i dont like it
>>58783553Platform is relatively new and they've got a whole lot cooking up in the pipeline
>>58783661They all think he's some sort of genius, very funny
have all of you seen picrelated??what conclusions can you draw from this?75% means that a HUGE majority loses money trading with that particular broker.you see the same disclaimer on most brokers' front pages.basic shit ok?have any of you opened metatrader?have any of you used tradingview and looked for trading strategies?you can download thousands of ta-based strategies and thats what most people do.say, out of 100% of people how many do you think are looking for profitable strategies? probably all of them.would it be far-fetched to say that 75% of people all use the same set of indicators?as in: some use rsi, some use moving averages, some use bollingers, vwap, donchian channels, keltner channels and whatever else there is around.then there are filters, people look for filters from DSP processing, trying to apply them to the markets.noise-cancelling algorithms and hundreds of other techniques.forget the details. 98% of all ta-based strategies can be summarized into two categories: trend following and mean reversion strategies.you either expect price to continue in one direction or you expect price to revert to the mean. thats mostly it when it comes to TA.even trend lines and support/resistances work on the same thing: either the trendline/support/resistance is broken (the trend continues) or the trendline/support/resistance is respected and price returns (mean reversion)what do you think those 75% of people who lose do? well, by virtue of being in the 75% they are obviously doing what everyone else is doing and that is most probably some sort of indicator or a combination.
>>58783553been holding gala for a long time, yet to really see it come to life again
>>58766512Get fun now, wait for it to go up, then sell. Can I automate this one too kek?
>>58783802cont.does that automatically mean that all indicators are shit?well, not necessarily.a backtest can and will show that a simple moving average strategy will win in the long run as i've already posted the pine script above for.problem is, who the fuck has the patience to trade a strategy that wins 43% of trades? that is why people try to find some kind of method where they dont have to take the painful decision of putting up trade after trade only to have 5 bad trades in a row.so they resort to automation.its not a bad solution.if you automate a strategy which is robust, simple, which works on a bunch of instruments, even if it has a win rate of 43% it can still be profitable.if 1 winning trade makes up the losses of 3 losing strategies it will work in the end.basic shit really.but honestly, everyone wants a strategy which makes money 70 to 80% of the times. so traders usually gravitate towards mean reversion strategies where this can be found.if you look intra-day on say the 15 minute chart, you can see that most of the time, price reverts back to the mean. most days are a nothingburger.since most aspiring traders value self-preservation and have their own best interest in mind, they go where they think the money is.problem is, if everyone goes to the 15 minute chart and pulls up the same rsi or bollinger band, well, you achieve nothing since you are competing against a bunch of bots and good traders who SEE the same thing as you do. you are all seeing the same fucking thing and the order book is only so and so thick.so, to get more liquidity, the traders go somewhere else and start to trade the e-minis or the spy, something REALLY liquid with super thick orderbooks.brokers usually give you the lowest fees there too.the sheer number of people trying to scalp the indices is huge and so the competition is huge too.so by solving one problem, you get another.
i dont even trade.my positions are always open. i am more akin to a hodler than a trader. i short bad shit and i long good stuff. thats it.the road to arrive at this conclusion was long and now i'm giving it away to you for free. look at me. what an idiot.in middle age japan, there was a word, I cant find it anymore but basically this word equates to peeking around the corner or some shit.to learn a skill you had to literally spy on your master doing the job because skills were difficult to come by and took time. so people respected their own knowledge and people respected other people's knowledge.since there is no peeking at anyone here and we dont live in middle age japan, I just gave you some crumbs.
this is my 23rd post of describing a bunch of shit and still I know that most of you will probably not take away even 1 cent from what I told you.such is human nature. people are either 1: retarded, 2: stubborn, 3: both 4: smart 5: smart and stubborn.what all have in common is that with varying levels of intelligence, one person can take away 2 cents and some can take away 50 dollars from what they read.the level of reading comprehension varies immensely between one person and another. the more things you have tried, the more you will be able to extract from the next thing you learn.if you are a newbie, are just that and everything is infinitely more difficult, the only cure to being a newbie is experience.
>>58783802a simple moving average is already a DSP processing filter, kek
>>58783944i guess so.
>>58783895>but honestly, everyone wants a strategy which makes money 70 to 80% of the times. so traders usually gravitate towards mean reversion strategies where this can be found.not true, it depends on the personality of the trader, If you tend to be a person who always wants to be right, you'll want a strategy that's similar to you
>>58783998thats an over-simplification isnt it?i'd say its more about having a steady cash flow versus relying on outlier trades. do you want to eat next week or in 6 months?
>>58784005winrate has nothing to do with real profit, many traders don't want to win always, they want to lose few and win big, so in case it's ok to have a strat with 30% winrate
>>58783998dont get me wrong, the guy using a 35% win rate strat can make more money in a year than the guy being mostly right using many smaller profitable trades.its a matter of priorities I guess.
>>58784020you said it and one way is usually found in trend following strats and the other is mean reverting strats.brokers and market makers love trend followers because they trade against them and most of the trades are losers and they took the other side of it and so they made money and you didn't. the one time you made 50% for them is not a big deal or else they would be out of business pretty soon. also they have thousands of customers so they spread out the risk.
>>58784035low winrate is common in breakout strats anyway
>>58784043i can recommend the Donchian channel strat by that guy Richard Donchian.its actually pretty good on random shitcoins.
>>58784088Yep I know Donchian strats, thank you for your advice
>>58778498the buys looks good. need to adjust the sells for the BTC though, i used it to swing last year, this year i haven't been using my freqtrade bot. wanna find some good simple high winning percentage/low 5% gain for the bots to play.
>>58778479i see, i used it last year. the ema doesn't use close input. it uses high input for one, and low input for the other
>>58780167use Freqtrade, it's what I use. they also have a nice quasi AI Hyperoptimization tool. you can leave some part of the strategy as a range of number : for example When RSI is 0-30 then it will run the best number between 0-30 and use the best number after backtesting and hyperopting.
I've seen that there are some serious people in this thread so I'd like to ask if there's anyone with experience using time series formulas in their strategies, think arima to predict returns and garch to predict volatility, cointegration to find trading pair and i think that's about it when it comes to what I know. there are other quantitative strategies used in pricing option but I am still a "baby" learning about these and I would not feel confident in trading this kind of stuff, but small trades here and there on 2-3 days timeframe using arima to predict stock movevement is doable imo, considered that you integrate other series into the analysis, say earnings data, economic data, forex pairs are apparently statistically relevant, bitcoin price and interest rate are another big determinant in stock movevent.
>>58784445That's an excellent question, and coincidentally it's something I'm working on, but the process requires several steps and the development of my code is still in its early stages
