Exactly like that. And thank you for the feedback - working on a FAQ right now, with information like how it works, where your money goes, how the backtests are calculated, and how deposits are kept secure/insured. Cheers!
They do account for slippage and false entries, including fees on certain trades, and many of them are live results (like the sentiment tracker). Hope this helps!
This is a collection of my investment modules - strategies codified from my experience in quantitative investing and software development. All categorized into a short menu.
These models (algo-investors as I call them) serve different purposes, some just remove the stress and emotion of maintaining a portfolio (automated rebalancing, etc), some seek to capitalize on binary events (like elections or regulation changes), some seek to minimize volatility, some seek to "beat the market" (leveraged modules, hedge fund trackers), and some are just fun (wallstreetsbets sentiment tracker).
These results DO account for slippage, and many are showing actual live results (not just backtests).
This is a highly regulated environment (I'm US-based), so you can't deposit your money in these, but I've been using them myself for a few years. Cheers!
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[ 1.8 ms ] story [ 25.7 ms ] threadI've heard with these: have to make sure they account for slippage, false entries, etc that may not show up in a backtest.
They do account for slippage and false entries, including fees on certain trades, and many of them are live results (like the sentiment tracker). Hope this helps!
This is a collection of my investment modules - strategies codified from my experience in quantitative investing and software development. All categorized into a short menu.
These models (algo-investors as I call them) serve different purposes, some just remove the stress and emotion of maintaining a portfolio (automated rebalancing, etc), some seek to capitalize on binary events (like elections or regulation changes), some seek to minimize volatility, some seek to "beat the market" (leveraged modules, hedge fund trackers), and some are just fun (wallstreetsbets sentiment tracker).
These results DO account for slippage, and many are showing actual live results (not just backtests).
This is a highly regulated environment (I'm US-based), so you can't deposit your money in these, but I've been using them myself for a few years. Cheers!