Using Machine Learning for discretionary trading

Discussion in 'Automated Trading' started by qlai, Jan 4, 2024.

  1. Good topic here. I tried to build ML model using TensorFlow (Python) and Golang to generate CSV input data. I used historical data and calculated RSI, MACD, SMA, EMA, and BUY/SELL/HOLD signals for each data point like this:
    Screenshot from 2024-06-06 13-05-58.png
    and other technical indicators (over 25 in total). I trained a model for each ticker (though I don't have much data) and run forward testing, so not too bad actually (look into screenshot)....
    Screenshot from 2024-06-06 11-30-36.png
    and then pass to model current data with all tech indicators(RSI etc... as said before), and it basically predicts buy/sell/hold...

    So not sure what is the good avg gain for short trades? not perfect to be honest but I can play with other indicators and feed probably more data (kind of limited now).
     
    #21     Jun 6, 2024
  2. %%
    YES;
    Stock Traders Almanac defines it reasonably well.
    But so much of that stuff in there changes:caution::caution:
    Discretion helps, AI or machine learning never would have been done without discretion.
     
    #22     Jun 7, 2024
  3. mbquant

    mbquant

    Yup, you can do much more than that.

    Here's a read that can provide you some food for thought: https://blog.quantinsti.com/artificial-intelligence-machine-learning-trading/

    Of course, this was just a beginner-level blog to help you understand the scheme of things.

    Hope it helps!
     
    #23     Jun 14, 2024
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  4. I’m currently using machine learning for price prediction.
     
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    #24     Aug 11, 2024