Christos Skalkos

Trading mostly the ES using 0dte SPX flows. Using the Strategy Quant X package for generation of automated strategies for equities' trading.

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@SteveDJacobs (C[0]-C[120]/stddev(120))>threshold

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@bepotrades When the ifvg starts forming you can watch the delta footprint chart for additional confirmation (high delta, stacked imbalances etc)

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@LeppyrdTrading Using Claude I developed 40 daytrading strategies in python and then placed them on a Hetzner server linked on an Alpaca paper account for evaluation. You can supercharge your trading using Claude.

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@tjfreeman_95 I trade similarly. In addition I use tickstrike as a confirmation tool. It also helps me hold on to the trade if the momentum is strong.

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@jestertrading33 So true especially coupled with tickstrike.

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@userofintellect I get a 404 when I press real time option flow data on your home page

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...and the overall equity curve along with the open position drawdown is:

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@geokoutalidis Hi George. I back tested a combination of two long only algos operating on your balanced portfolio you published some time ago (52 stocks in the portfolio) using the Strategy Quant X package. The first is a trend following algo going long...

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The combined performance of these two algos is as follows:

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@iamJMinx Get into algorithmic trading to increase your personal time

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@bubbleboi Rise in Cyclical Redundancy Check errors signify degradation of signal to noise ratio.

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@ivanfamil I studied electrical engineering at Union College in Schenectady NY, home of GE research and also manufacturing location for steam turbine genrrators. The college EE department has a "Steinmetz Hall" where classes are taught.