FSD – Custom exit
DISCLAIMERThe codes in this post is just for educational purpose, and not to be used on live trading Let’s say you want to exit a trade when the rsi enter overbought area, because you aren’t sure that the price will…
DISCLAIMERThe codes in this post is just for educational purpose, and not to be used on live trading Let’s say you want to exit a trade when the rsi enter overbought area, because you aren’t sure that the price will…
DISCLAIMERThe codes in this post is just for educational purpose, and not to be used on live trading Sometimes, there are times when a trade almost reach your roi level, but then it stop rise up and start to go…
DISCLAIMERThe codes in this post is just for educational purpose, and not to be used on live trading Let’s create a new strategy together. For this time, we create a strategy based of moving average crossover. First step, we need…
Before we create a strategy, it’s important to know the basic template of a strategy, especially the important parts. Below is a template of a basic strategy Short explanations for each lines
A slight improvement from the simple code, what if you want to include check based of dataframe value, for example, additional entries only when an enter signal is active? Same restriction from the simple code are still exist in this…
Important Disclaimer!!! Currently I don’t use additional entries. In my opinion, more often than not, the additional entries do more harm than good. You are just digging your losses deeper. But you may be able to use it better than…
By default, Freqtrade already have custom_exit and custom_stoploss functions. Despite the name, actually they are both quite similar and can be used interchangeable, as long as you are aware of the differences between them. Two main differences between them that…
A common question asked by new users, especially those who are new to trading world as well According to the dataframe, I got an entry signal at 00.00 UTC. But why the bot only execute the entry at 00.05 UTC?…
General things How many times a condition is True in the last x candles If the sum is zero (0), that means the condition is always False in the last x candles. If the sum equals to x, that means…
There are several possible reasons why the difference occurs. Some of them are Lookahead and/or recursive loop issue They are both two separate issues but with one common cause, which is because you get the whole data in backtest. While…