Introduction
Common Scenarios
How to build a strategy as a newbie
How to Use Global Variables
How to recover the original strategies
How to handle exceptions in strategy running
How to identify the problems in a strategy
How to use the trigger symbol
How to Set Trigger Conditions to Run a Strategy
Running Order of Conditions Cards & Operations Cards
How to Determine Buying Power
How to Open and Close Positions
How to avoid repeated opening of positions
How to set price alerts with custom indicators
How to trade options with Algo
Catch exceptions to improve your strategies
Card Description
Backtest
How to recover the original strategies that have been modified multiple times? Here is the answer.
If you made only a few modifications to a strategy, you can recover it by using the Undo button.
Go to the "Algo" tab > "My Strategies", and you will find the Undo button in the upper right corner of the canvas (the keyboard shortcut is Ctrl + Z).
Note: You can undo up to 10 modifications; therefore, strategies being modified too many times may not be recovered.
If the original strategies have been deleted, you can recover them by importing them.
Go to the "Algo" tab > "My Strategies", click on the "+" button, and select the strategy(ies) to be imported.
(Any images provided are not current and any securities shown are for illustrative purposes only and are not recommendations. )
You can download the original strategies via the following links: (Minimum version requirement:13.19.12528)
Dual Moving Average Strategy: Dual Moving Average Strategy.quant
Grid Trading Strategy: Grid Trading Strategy.quant
Grid Trading Strategy (pro): Grid_Trading(pro).quant
Martingale Strategy: Martingale Strategy.quant
Options Near Expiration Strategy: Options Near Expiration Strategy.quant
Bracket Order (Buy): Bracket Order(Buy).quant
Bracket Order (Sell): Bracket Order(Sell).quant
MACD Strategy:MACD Strategy.quant
Bollinger Bands Mean Reversion Strategy:Bollinger Bands Mean Reversion Strategy.quant
TTM Squeeze Strategy:TTM Squeeze Strategy.quant
RSI Trend Strategy: RSI Trend Strategy.quant
ATR Breakout Strategy:ATR Breakout Strategy.quant
Donchian Channel Breakout Strategy:Donchian Channel Breakout Strategy.quant
Bull Call Spread Strategy:Bull Call Spread Strategy.quant
Trend-following Strategy for Intraday Trading:Trend-following Strategy for Intraday Trading.quant
Gamma Scalping Strategy:Gamma Scalping Strategy.quant
Risk Reversal Strategy:Risk Reversal Strategy.quant
(To download the strategy on the mobile app, copy its link and paste it into a web browser.)
Losses can happen more quickly with quant and algorithmic trading compared to other forms of trading. Trading in financial markets carries inherent risks, making effective risk management a crucial aspect of quantitative trading systems. These risks encompass various factors that can disrupt the performance of such systems, including market volatility leading to losses.
Moreover, quants face additional risks such as capital allocation, technology, and broker-related uncertainties. It's important to note that automated investment strategies do not guarantee profits or protect against losses.
The responsiveness of the trading system or app may vary due to market conditions, system performance, and other factors. Account access, real-time data, and trade execution may be affected by factors such as market volatility.