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I listened to this lecture almost 4 times. At first, I didn't understand it, so the lecture was too difficult. However, after reading the lecture content quickly, listening to the concept, and implementing it myself, it really became mine. I think many people will get stuck in the beginning part of the backtest. (You have to spend a lot of time and implement it yourself) (In my case, I did this and that in the backtest part, so there was a part where I did the backtest for almost a week, and it was a good opportunity to think about many things.) After watching it again and again, I realized that this lecture was more informative than other lectures. Other coin or stock lectures don't have much content, but the price is really expensive. However, this lecture explains the basic indicators in detail, and teaches how to do backtesting, and how to apply it to the actual coin market. After listening to this lecture, I thought I would study TA. If you are good at TA, you can set up a strategy and make it into a bot. In my case, after completing this course, I thought I had nothing more to do with programming (making bots), so I am gifting from Binance to train my TA. (I am studying DJANGO to make my own bot in the future) If there is a future course, I hope it will be focused on TA. (And Binance gift bots) Thank you.
Hello, Dong-hyuk Kim. Judging from your review, it seems like your skills have improved a lot. It seems like you are going in the right direction. The core of algorithmic trading is technical indicators. At first, I tried making algorithms using various methods (statistics, machine learning, artificial neural networks, etc.), but the algorithm that utilized technical indicators was the most efficient. TA (Technical Analysis) is an easy-to-use implementation of technical indicators in Python. If you study TA in depth, you will be able to create algorithms with higher returns. You said you are currently trading futures, but I am also investing in Bitcoin spot (Upbit) and futures (Binance) at the same time. In theory, futures can make profits in both rising and falling markets by utilizing long/short options, but in reality, this is often not the case. Rather, there are many cases where spot investment has better returns. Of course, this is also a problem depending on the algorithm and the product you are investing in. However, in the case of futures, there is a risk of account liquidation when using a lot of leverage, and legal issues have not been resolved. I think the following article will help you make a decision. https://www.coindeskkorea.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=75446 Mr. Dong-hyuk Kim requested additional lectures on TA, so I will consider it when I make the revised lecture. Since this is my first time making a lecture on algorithmic trading, I have many regrets. I will listen to the opinions of the students and make a better lecture. I wish you success, Dong-hyuk Kim. Thank you.
