Hi Traders,
In this episode, Eddie shows you how to build a function you’ll want to add into your own models that allows you to enter a trade when multiple signals occur.
The great part is, they don’t have to all happen at EXACTLY the same time.
We hope you enjoy the episode.
As Eddie mentions in the video, see how the builds are going with our Algo Conference speakers:
Stefano Serafini
In Episode 395 of Trading Talk, we isolate and test the first Trading Talk signal — achieving a 53% buy-side win rate. Discover how to build, test, and refine single-entry algo models with Trade View.
In this new series, we’re going right back to the beginning, revisiting the early Trading Talk models and turning every signal, indicator, and idea into a single-entry algo to test the real strength of each signal on its own.
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