Making Automated Trading Bot Using Python

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Making Automated Trading Bot Using Python

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Course Curriculum

Section 01: Introduction
About the course structure 00:05:00
Why working is important? 00:04:00
The free and perfect tools 00:07:00
Our editor: Atom 00:04:00
Version control: Github 00:07:00
Python download (Mac) 00:05:00
Python download (Windows) 00:02:00
Section 02: Python Basics for Trading
Introduction 00:03:00
Python Libraries 00:05:00
Iterators: for 00:08:00
Iterators: while 00:08:00
Conditionals: if & else 00:10:00
Logic gates: and & or 00:09:00
Error handling: try & except 00:09:00
Functions and calls to libraries 00:13:00
Objects and classes (1) 00:10:00
Objects and classes (2) 00:07:00
Debugging the code 00:12:00
Closing and wrap up 00:01:00
Section 03: Trading Basics
Introduction 00:03:00
Fundamental vs Technical Analysis 00:04:00
Stocks vs CFDs 00:05:00
Long and Short positions 00:04:00
Takeprofit and Stoploss 00:03:00
Setting a real Stoploss 00:08:00
Limit and Market orders 00:10:00
Don’t forget the spread 00:04:00
Stock data visualisation: candles 00:08:00
Technical Indicators: about 00:05:00
Exponential Moving Average 00:08:00
EMA use and interpretation 00:06:00
Relative Strength Index 00:07:00
Stochastic Oscillator 00:09:00
Closing and wrap up 00:01:00
Section 04: Bot Code General Structure
Introduction 00:02:00
Overview 00:08:00
The Entry Strategy 00:10:00
About Tradingview 00:12:00
When to enter (1) 00:08:00
When to enter (2) 00:08:00
Open and hold a position 00:12:00
Closing a position 00:08:00
Review (1) 00:06:00
Review (2) 00:13:00
Closing 00:02:00
Section 05: Github Basics
Introduction 00:04:00
Download and install Github 00:01:00
Create a repo 00:10:00
Working with branches 00:13:00
Section 06: Building Your Bot
Introduction 00:05:00
Create the first bot file 00:07:00
Building the bot scheme 00:08:00
Complete your code scheme (1) 00:11:00
Complete your code scheme (2) 00:11:00
Complete your code scheme (3) 00:18:00
A logger to remember (1) 00:14:00
A logger to remember (2) 00:14:00
Organising your code 00:07:00
Main function: run bot 00:24:00
Link the bot and the library 00:08:00
Traderlib control functions (1) 00:12:00
Traderlib control functions (2) 00:13:00
Check if tradable function 00:06:00
Set stoploss function 00:10:00
Set takeprofit function 00:04:00
Load historical data function 00:01:00
Get open positions function 00:04:00
Submit and cancel order functions 00:04:00
Check positions function 00:09:00
The Tulipy libraries 00:07:00
Importing all the libraries 00:03:00
First filter: get general trend 00:19:00
Second filter: get instant trend 00:14:00
Third filter: RSI 00:08:00
Fourth filter: Stochastic Oscillator 00:14:00
Enter position (1) 00:13:00
Enter position (2) 00:11:00
Enter position (3) 00:15:00
Enter position (4) 00:08:00
Last check before opening 00:13:00
Exit position and get out 00:10:00
Linking everything (1) 00:12:00
Linking everything (2) 00:08:00
Linking everything (3) 00:16:00
Fixing a mistake: going Short 00:05:00
Handling all your variables 00:18:00
Run function scheme clarification and rebuild 00:13:00
Closing and wrap up 00:01:00
Section 07: Integrating the Broker API
Introduction 00:03:00
The Alpaca Python API Wrapper 00:07:00
Initialising the REST API 00:09:00
Running the program (crash!) 00:06:00
Integration with check account (1) 00:08:00
Integration with check account (2) 00:05:00
Clean open orders function 00:10:00
Importing the trading library 00:04:00
Running the main 00:05:00
Check position function 00:09:00
Check if asset exists function 00:08:00
Fetching barset data (theory) 00:07:00
Fetching barset data (practice) 00:13:00
Updating the code for the Alpaca API V2 (explanation) 00:03:00
Updating the code for the Alpaca API V2 (implementation) 00:08:00
Organizing data with Pandas 00:06:00
Get general trend function (1) 00:08:00
Reframing the timeframe with Pandas 00:23:00
Get general trend function (2) 00:13:00
Get instant trend function 00:08:00
Get RSI function 00:06:00
Get Stochastic function 00:10:00
Get current price function 00:05:00
Finishing get shares amount 00:09:00
Opening a position (1) 00:12:00
Opening a position (2) 00:09:00
Check the open position 00:07:00
Cancelling the order (1) 00:20:00
Cancelling the order (2) 00:08:00
Making sure we cancelled 00:03:00
Get average entry price function 00:10:00
Fixing bugs when getting price 00:18:00
Check Stochastic crossing 00:02:00
Holding an open position 00:11:00
Submitting the exit order 00:08:00
Closing position and out (1) 00:08:00
Closing position and out (2) 00:10:00
Closing and wrap up 00:01:00
Section 08: Running the Trading Bot
Introduction 00:03:00
Filtering asset by price and volume 00:07:00
Get the bot ready to trade 00:04:00
Running the Trading Bot with AAPL 00:09:00
A real open position 00:08:00
Debugging and bug fixing 00:12:00
Fixing one (last) bug 00:02:00
Running the bot with TSLA 00:09:00
Discussing EMA implementations 00:12:00
Closing and wrap up 00:02:00

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