Demand Scenarios of Walkthrough System I was often asked this question in the FMZ platform community and in private communication with users: "Why can strategies written in MyLanguage or Pine scripts always only control one account and one product?"...
Hi everyone, Lately, I’ve been working on building an Expert Advisor that I can trust enough to manage my money hands-off — ideally for an entire year without constant intervention. To get there, the EA needs to meet a few important conditions that I...
Preface This article introduces the design and implementation of PaperTrader, a simulation trading system based on the FMZ Quant platform and driven by real ticker conditions. The system matches orders through real-time deep ticker conditions, fully ...
Introduction Have you ever thought that quantitative trading can be learned easily and started immediately without writing code all night to build a framework, designing UI, and various design details and mechanisms? On the FMZ Quant Trading Platform...
Preface In the previous article Discussion on External Signal Reception of FMZ Platform: Extended API vs. Strategy Built-in HTTP Service , we compared two different ways of receiving external signals for programmatic trading and analyzed the details....
Preface There are several articles in the platform "Digest" about connecting to Trading View webhooks, which allows strategies to drive tradings with signals from external systems. At that time, the platform did not support the built-in http service ...
Preface The backtesting system of the FMZ Quant Trading Platform is a backtesting system that is constantly iterating, updating and upgrading. It adds functions and optimizes performance gradually from the initial basic backtesting function. With the...
In quantitative trading and automated strategy development, http services are sometimes used. The FMZ Quant Trading Platform has added a function _Serve() recently, which provides users with flexible HTTP, HTTPS and TCP service creation capabilities....
In the previous section, we introduced our tailored high-performance backtesting solutions. This section will offer an illustration of implementing a backtesting system for a grid trading strategy. Grid trading is a strategic approach that traders pl...
Introduction Backtracking is a powerful algorithmic technique for solving problems incrementally by trying partial solutions and then abandoning them if they are not viable. It is particularly useful in problems involving permutations, combinations, ...
