Quantitative trading is an investment model that is automatically carried out by a computer during the trading stage. It standardizes, variates, and models human investment concepts to form a set of quantifiable operating concepts, and uses historical data for analysis and verification.
What are the benefits of quantitative trading robots?
1. Compared with traditional manual methods, quantitative trading can get the results within a few minutes after a backtest, and its efficiency is hundreds of times that of traditional manual methods.
2. For manual transactions, such a large amount of verification is obviously difficult to complete, but quantitative transactions can be judged quickly and accurately. And quantitative trading can also use the principles of statistics and mathematics to objectively give results, such as retracement rate, annualized rate of return, and Sharpe ratio.
3. For quantitative trading, it can use calculations to perform real-time tracking of the entire market, without missing any trading opportunities, and greatly improving profitability.
Excellent trading robots can be used as a tool to help us take the lead in market trends. Although the gap between exchanges is now much smaller, they still appear from time to time, and trading robots can help users make the most of these differences.
What are the functions of such market-making robots?
1. The risk management measures of robots can be used to provide new users with more realistic trading links, because the mainstream currencies and trading depth of major exchanges can be seen.
2. Hedging transactions can be performed. After robots and real users are traded, to reduce the risk of digital currency fluctuations, small exchanges should use large exchanges and use real user transaction orders for reverse operations.
3. Transaction depth, small transaction depth is insufficient, the volume of pending orders is small, the bid-offer spread is too large, and it is easy to make a sun line.
4. Prevent moving bricks: The project requires multiple exchanges, and the price of the exchanges also affects whether people will move bricks, which is conducive to our management substantive consent.