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The Mean Reversion strategy is a type of statistical arbitrage approach in quantitative trading. It is based on the idea that asset prices tend to revert to their long-term average…

The “Flash Crash” strategy is a short-term trading approach inspired by the experiences and stories of Jesse Livermore, as described in the classic trading book Reminiscences of a Stock Operator….

The Turtle Trading Strategy is a classic trend-following approach developed in the 1980s by Richard Dennis and William Eckhardt. This strategy identifies entry and exit points by tracking a market’s…

If you have years of experience in quantitative trading, you’re probably no stranger to the Google Finance API. It was once a very popular tool in the financial trading industry,…

This article introduces how to use Python to call pre-packaged high-frequency data APIs. We’ll use Alltick’s tick data interface as an example. Here’s a sample code snippet. Requesting Candlestick Data…

The Bollinger Bands strategy was developed by John Bollinger in the early 1980s. It is a highly popular technical analysis tool used to assess the price level and volatility of…

Candlestick charts are a widely used chart type in stock markets and financial trading, designed to display information such as the opening price, highest price, lowest price, and closing price…

The Dual Moving Average (Dual MA) strategy is a simple yet widely used technical analysis tool designed to identify trend changes in the market and generate trading signals. This strategy…

The R-Breaker strategy is a well-known trading strategy developed by American trader and programming expert Richard Saidenberg. It was made public in the early 1990s. This strategy is primarily used…

The foreign exchange (forex) market, known for its high liquidity and 24-hour trading cycle, attracts a large number of traders. Quantitative trading strategies are also very popular in the forex…

The pairs trading strategy is a high-frequency trading approach that seeks to profit from the price spread changes between two correlated assets by simultaneously buying one and short-selling the other….

Backtesting, short for retrospective testing, is the process of evaluating how a trading strategy would have performed in the past. It’s a critical step to determine whether your trading system…