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[Jorvandr]

Thank you for sharing. I'm testing it tomorrow. For me it's very puzzling how all this works and how I can run this code on MT5 to do the trading. I don't know where actually to start ...

[vassiliscapsis]

Bonjour Lucas. I watched the video, very nice indeed and thank you for your effort. From what I understand concerning your course the purpose is to backtest with Python and trade with MT5? Am I correct?

[zephop]

Why yfinance data cant be used to trade?
What is the difference between yfinance data and mt5 data????

[Vladington]

How risky is a strategy like this and how much initial capital do you need?

[anthonycroft]

Not an expert on Pandas but why in the below lines of code are you filtering on Year?

plt.scatter(idx_open, df.loc[idx_open]["close"], color="#57CE95", marker="^")
plt.scatter(idx_close, df.loc[idx_close]["close"], color="red", marker="v")

as earlier up in the code section you have already defined 'idx_open' and 'idx_close' to be based (filtered) on the year 2019, i.e.

idx_open = df.loc[df["signal"] == 1].loc[year].index
idx_close = df.loc[df["signal"] == -1].loc[year].index

isn't the year filter redundant in the plt.scatter code above?

Other than that a good intro to Panda dfs and getting a basic strat defined in Python.

[nguyenduyta]

Hi Thanks for your cool things. I would like to know more about information of the course. Now it’s 700$ right? And it’s lifetime?

[TheGamaZone]

Hi, i try to download the code but Error 404 :(