Show HN: Backtest Trading Strategies: A Quantopian Alternative(tradytics.com)
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Show HN: Backtest Trading Strategies: A Quantopian Alternative
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This field is tricky. We used to run an algorithmic trading platform (https://KloudTrader.com/narwhal) but pivoted to building productivity SaaS because the revenue numbers from these sort of fintech is quite bad if you do not have scale. It is a very niche market.
The "Watch our video" link on the landing homepage is broken, or at least broken for me.
Great work on the site design though, it looks great
Thank you, working on a video right now.
What language is this written in? What language can my strategy use? Any api documentation?
Any plans for additional datasets for cypto? Numerai and a few others are mentioned providing datasets (NLP datasets too) and algos described here 'Machine Learning for Crypto' Traders https://eduardmason.medium.com/machine-learning-for-crypto-t...
I'll have a look at the link and see if we can add more.
Does anyone know why Quantopian closed the community version? This post is quite vague https://www.quantopian.com/posts/quantopians-community-servi...
There was a comment on another post that shed a little light:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24934506
This isn't a Quantopian alternative, Quantopian let you write real code and automatically trade based on it. It also let you trade buckets of stocks, not just one.
This is just a very basic strategy backtester, there are plenty like it, you can find them if you Google "technical backtester" and some of the brokers (e.g. TD Ameritrade) even let you do such backtests in their platforms (e.g. Thinkscript, though that's a tad more Quantopian-like than this tool).
If you want a _real_ Quantopian alternative, look at QuantConnect [0]. Interestingly, it's .NET based and you can write C#, F#, Python or whatever you want.
And the trading engine is open-source [1] and you can run it yourself.
[0]: https://www.quantconnect.com/
[1]: https://github.com/QuantConnect/Lean
This is just a very basic strategy backtester, there are plenty like it, you can find them if you Google "technical backtester" and some of the brokers (e.g. TD Ameritrade) even let you do such backtests in their platforms (e.g. Thinkscript, though that's a tad more Quantopian-like than this tool).
If you want a _real_ Quantopian alternative, look at QuantConnect [0]. Interestingly, it's .NET based and you can write C#, F#, Python or whatever you want.
And the trading engine is open-source [1] and you can run it yourself.
[0]: https://www.quantconnect.com/
[1]: https://github.com/QuantConnect/Lean
Hence the comments on adding a lot more stuff.
I know it's not Quantopian right now but quantopian also started with a simple backtester which they then expanded quite well. I figured if there's enough interest, I'll just add on top of that idea and create something similar where you can backtest both with code and with just the UI.
I know it's not Quantopian right now but quantopian also started with a simple backtester which they then expanded quite well. I figured if there's enough interest, I'll just add on top of that idea and create something similar where you can backtest both with code and with just the UI.
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I have already been working on this for a few months and it just went live a few weeks ago - I wanted to make it a paid backtester but with the shutdown, I figured people would want different alternatives, so here it is. Completely free and offers many strategies for testing.
If there is enough demand, we can add a lot more stuff.
Happy to answer any questions.