Camarilla Pivot Points is a very popular Intraday Trading method originated in 1989 by Nick Scott. The pivot points generated using Camarilla equation are used to generate Intraday levels for the stock using the High,Low,Close values from previous day. This… Continue Reading
In the Trading ecosystem, Automatic Trading is the word of an hour now. People are trying to find ways to reduce the manual intervention in trading especially if they trade on high-frequency strategies. And it makes real sense since most… Continue Reading
All the AFL’s posted in this section till now are Trend following. Recently, we experimented on a Mean Reversion Trading System and got surprised with its accuracy and returns. In this post,we would go through this system and its backtest… Continue Reading
In this age of super computers, Algorithmic Trading has gained a huge popularity from last decade. In the United States, around 70% of total Trading volumes comes from Algorithmic Trading. In developing nations like India, it accounts for around 40%… Continue Reading
RSI or Relative Strength Index is one of the most popular momentum indicator in Technical Analysis. It’s value fluctuates between 0 to 100 and indicates the strength and velocity of price move. RSI indicator is mostly calculated on 14 period… Continue Reading
Opening Range Breakout (ORB) is probably the most popular intraday trading system. It takes into account the volatility of first few minutes of trading hours, and any breakout above or below the price range of this period is considered as… Continue Reading
Career in financial markets (particularly stock markets) is considered very lucrative these days. It has actually become a mainstream career option for fresh college pass-outs as well as veterans who wish to change their job profile. There are many opportunities… Continue Reading
This article will outline the detailed step by step process to perform Monte Carlo Analysis in Amibroker. I hope you have already read our article about Monte Carlo simulation and it’s importance. If not, please find it in the below… Continue Reading