Superalgos - Tutorial Step - Going Long & Short

Tutorial Step - Going Long & Short

Summary: We covered the three main reasons why it's a good idea to split complex logic into more than one strategy...

We also covered a couple of examples of trading systems doing just that. There is another example that comes to mind:

Going long and short: designing a strategy that goes both long and short is probably not a good idea. Split the logic and build one strategy for going long and another for going short!

Tip: Remember the KISS principle!

Intro to Trading Systems — TOC

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1. Intro to Trading Systems Tutorial

2. Tutorial - Intro to Trading Systems

3. Tutorial Topic - Frame It Flexibly!

4. Tutorial Step - Points to Take Home...

5. Tutorial Step - But... But... Why?

6. Tutorial Step - Steep Vs. Extreme

7. Tutorial Step - A Particular Case...

8. Tutorial Step - Another Example?

9. Tutorial Step - At The Count of Three!

10. Tutorial Step - Time Frame Analysys

11. Tutorial Step - Unpacking These Lessons

12. Tutorial Step - Granularity!

13. Tutorial Step - Hyper Specialization!

14. Tutorial Step - Fine-Grain Management!

15. Tutorial Step - Going Long & Short

16. Tutorial Step - Ready For The Next One?

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