Published inPython in Plain EnglishAutomate Your Tasks — Creating Scheduled Crontab Jobs with PythonIf you don’t know what Crontab is, it is a utility for Unix and Unix-like operating systems that allows you to schedule and execute tasks…Jun 8Jun 8
Interact with your Live Trading Bot using TelegramA simple way to manage your trades and stay updated is using Telegram app to interact with your live trading bot.Apr 29Apr 29
Published inPython in Plain EnglishSimplifying Your Stock Portfolio Management — Scraping with PlaywrightAs an investor I use several brokerage platforms, with a particular emphasis on Interactive Brokers and Degiro. In a previous article, we…Apr 28Apr 28
Tracking IB active orders and stop losses with Streamlit and TradingViewContinuing from the previous article, we’ll now delve into displaying the table of currently active orders alongside the corresponding stop…Apr 1Apr 1
IB Portfolio Insights with Streamlit and Trading View ChartsIn this article, I’ll guide you through the creation of a Streamlit app, demonstrating how to display our Interactive Brokers paper and…Mar 28Mar 28
Learn how to trade with Interactive Brokers and PythonCreate a paper account and do first steps using Python API ib_insyncMar 11Mar 11
Building a Trading Backtesting System — Part 5: Implementing flexible and reusable strategiesAvoid boilerplate code and duplication in your backtrader strategiesMar 72Mar 72
Building a Trading Backtesting System — Part 4: Risk Management and Position SizingThere are various methods of position sizing that we can employ to determine the appropriate amount of capital to allocate to each trade:Mar 51Mar 51
Building a Trading Backtesting System — Part 3: Risk Management and Stop Loss TechniquesStop loss techniques based on fixed percentage, trailing stop percentage and trailing stop based on instrument volatilityMar 3Mar 3
Building a Trading Backtesting System — Part 2: Crafting the backboneCreate the core capabilitiesFeb 282Feb 282
