ALGORITHMIC TRADING COURSES


Trading Made Easy: Build & Test Strategies With Coding Skills!

Master Algorithmic Trading Through Programming

Module 1: Introduction to Algorithmic Trading

1. What is Algorithmic Trading?

  • Definition and basics
  • Advantages and limitations
  • Comparison with manual trading

2. Types of Algorithmic Trading Strategies

  • Trend-following strategies
  • Mean reversion strategies
  • Arbitrage strategies
  • Market-making strategies
  • Statistical arbitrage

3. Market Participants and Their Roles

  • Retail traders vs. institutional investors
  • Role of market makers and high-frequency traders

4. Understanding Financial Markets

  • Forex, stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies
  • Exchanges and brokers
  • Order types and execution models

Module 2: Basics of Trading Systems and Programming

1. Key Concepts in Trading Systems

  • Backtesting, forward testing, and paper trading
  • Performance metrics: Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, risk-adjusted returns

2. Programming for Algo Trading

  • Introduction to coding languages: Python, R, and JavaScript
  • Setting up development environments (IDE, Jupyter Notebook)
  • Basics of data structures, loops, and conditionals for trading

3. Technical Indicators and Programming

  • Implementing indicators like Moving Averages, RSI, MACD in code
  • Creating custom indicators

4. Understanding Timeframes and Chart Types

  • Coding strategies for intraday, daily, and weekly trading
  • Programming candlestick patterns and chart visualizations

Module 3: Strategy Building and Backtesting with Code

1. Introduction to Coding Platforms

  • Overview of coding environments like Python, R, and JavaScript libraries
  • Setting up API connections for market data

2. Building Strategies from Scratch

  • Defining entry and exit rules using code
  • Writing scripts for backtesting strategies

3. Optimization of Trading Strategies

  • Parameter optimization techniques using coding
  • Implementing stop-loss, take-profit, and risk management in code

Trading Made Easy: Build & Test Strategies Without Coding!

Master Algorithmic Trading – No Programming Required

Module 1: Introduction to Algorithmic Trading

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1. What is Algorithmic Trading?

  • Definition and basics
    Learn how automated trading systems work without technical complexity
  • Advantages and limitations
  • Comparison with manual trading

2. Types of Algorithmic Trading Strategies

  • Trend-following strategies
    Visual approach to understanding market trends
  • Mean reversion strategies
  • Arbitrage strategies
  • Market-making strategies
  • Statistical arbitrage

3. Market Participants and Their Roles

  • Retail traders vs. institutional investors
  • Role of market makers and high-frequency traders

4. Understanding Financial Markets

  • Forex, stocks, commodities, and cryptocurrencies
  • Exchanges and brokers
  • Order types and execution models

Module 2: Basics of Trading Systems and Indicators

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1. Key Concepts in Trading Systems

  • Backtesting, forward testing, and paper trading
    Interactive platform demonstrations without coding
  • Performance metrics: Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown

2. Essential Technical Indicators

  • Moving averages, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands
    Visual guide to understanding technical indicators
  • Volume-based indicators: VWAP, OBV
  • Volatility indicators: ATR, Beta

3. Understanding Timeframes and Charts

  • Intraday, daily, and weekly strategies
  • Candlestick patterns and chart types

Module 3: Building Strategies without Coding

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1. Introduction to No-Code Platforms

  • Overview of popular no-code platforms
    TradingView, QuantConnect, Capitalise.ai platforms walkthrough
  • Setting up a no-code platform account

2. Creating and Testing Strategies

  • Step-by-step guide to building basic strategies
    Visual strategy builder tutorials
  • Defining entry and exit rules using indicators
  • Backtesting without coding

3. Strategy Optimization

  • Adjusting parameters for optimal performance
  • Setting stop-loss and take-profit levels
  • Applying trailing stops and risk management

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