Description
Black Algo Trading: Build Your Trading Robot is an interesting and complete tutorial for building trading/trading robots in MQL4 language. This is a special language for analyzing the stock market, trading and stock market, which is designed for Metatrader software. The main purpose of this language is to automate transactions, ease Market analysis and forecasting Is. In this training course, you will learn conceptually and completely how to make these robots and use them for your business purposes. With the use of these robots, a person no longer needs to keep his eyes on the monitor and data until there is news. The robot you wrote can work for 24 hours and show you the results of its review.
The instructor of this course has honestly stated that the purpose of the training is only to learn this language and how to make commercial robots, and he does not make any promises that this robot will earn you money or that it does not require your 100% intervention. In fact, these are advertising words that you have heard a lot in newspapers and news media. These robots only remove the extra burden from your shoulders and make your work in market analysis easier. In this course, the result of years of experience is presented, and if you follow it, you can write your robots with the lowest percentage of errors.
This course is not only dedicated to teaching programming. Programming is just a tool to implement your ideas. The most important part of the story is what theory and logic your robot works on, or to say more simply, what is the algorithm behind the scenes of the robot. For this section, the instructor will provide you with valuable information that is the result of years of experience in this industry. At the end of the course, you can easily turn your ideas into robots; test it; Check its strengths and weaknesses and finally optimize and implement.
Black Algo Trading course details
- English language
- Duration: 15:49:39
- Number of courses: 227
- Lecturer: Lucas Liew
- File format: Video: h264, 1280*720 Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch
- Ability to play on: Windows, mobile, TV
Black Algo Trading training course content
- Examining what trading robots are and their relationship with science and art
- How to build a robot
- Teaching theoretical topics to implement valuable algorithms
- Investigating the reason why some robots are not working
- And …
Complete list of educational topics and titles
Here’s What You Are In For!
16 Lectures 34:53
Programming Basics: Variables And Conditions
11 Lectures 31:26
Robot 1: Adeline – Our First Robot!
12 Lectures 31:08
Uncommon Common Sense: Design Effective And Logical Robots
7 Lectures 23:07
Garbage In, Garbage Out. Understanding Data
8 Lectures 26:42
Programming Basics 2: Loops
3 Lectures 10:13
Robot 2: Belinda – Utilizing Volatility!
4 Lectures 10:40
To buy big or small? Position Sizing And Money Management
4 Lectures 14:37
Robot 2A: Belinda 2.0 (No Gambler’s Ruin for Me!)
4 Lectures 06:46
Where to start? Idea Generation and Expectations
9 Lectures 39:23
Programming Basics 3: Functions, Time And Self-Learning
10 Lectures 36:09
Relevant Statistics 101!
3 Lectures 17:57
Validating Your Robot: Backtesting!
24 Lectures 58:33
Programming Basics 4: Arrays And Indicators
19 Lectures 01:01:57
Robot 3: Clarissa – Playing with Time
8 Lectures 43:14
What A Mess – Managing Trades, Orders and Positions
20 Lectures 01:04:05
Robot 4: Desiree – Turtles
8 Lectures 43:15
Design Theories – Improving Robots By Manipulating Time, Entries and Exits
8 Lectures 58:01
Add A Twist To Your Orders – Advanced Order Management
18 Lectures 01:32:37
Robot 5: Desiree 2.0
2 Lectures 10:46
Buff Up Your Robot Responsibly – Optimization Without Curve Fitting
18 Lectures 01:30:59
Bonus Stuff!
10 Lectures 02:27
Get Part 2 to Part 5 of our Full Course
1 Lecture 04:31
Required conditions
Computer, internet connection (Either Windows, Mac or Linux but Windows preferred)
Basic Excel
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Installation guide
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download link
Password file(s): www.downloadly.ir
Size
2.14 GB
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