Valvenet's Robotrade anyone?

bpr

Well-Known Member
#21
I had taken their demo. At a first glance, I could observe the following:

1. No execution algorithm.
2. All orders are sent as market orders.
3. Manually entering the quantity to be traded. You can't fully leverage if the risk management isn't dynamic.
4. I'm guessing only "Always In" systems can be traded.

A more detailed review is required, testing for the stability. But, it seems to be fine if above are not a concern for a trader. A little pricier than what pkgmtnl has suggested but cheaper than other alternatives like Symphony. Plus the benefit is that you can trade MCX and CDS with this.
Manually entering the quantity each time ??? or just one time ??
 

Blackhole

Well-Known Member
#22
Sir,
VPS is costing around INR 1000 per month (varies with Dollar rate);

Master Trader V3.0 is being charged @ INR1499.00 + Service tax per month;
Real Time Data (NSE+ FnO+ Currency+ MCX) comes with Master Trader so only AMIBROKER + Your Strategy should be run simultaneously;


That's it.

You can login any where be it PC or VPS, but one location at a time. In my case, I am keeping whole system on VPS, so its not required elsewhere. I keep checking status on RDC.

excellent.....good job:)
 

kaly422000

Well-Known Member
#23
Yes, for retailer its semi automatic.

But, I am now an AP (authorized person) of MasterTrust and have cleared NSIM Certification, so trading self account + few friends+Family members. As per NSE norms, Algo is permitted to them.

Any number of accounts can be traded simultaneously. Good thing is their speedy data.
valvenet's data is good? r u sure
 

NJ23

Well-Known Member
#26
valvenet's data is good? r u sure
It should be. They're authorised by DotEx (for EQ, FO, CDS). MCX feed, I'm not too sure.

Manually entering the quantity each time ??? or just one time ??
No, just once when defining your securities to be traded.
 
#27
Hi pkgmtnl,

Need some help in auto trading.

Suppose i have one simple AFL which generates BUY, SELL, COVER and SHORT orders.
Code:
// EMA Cross
Range1=Optimize("range1",7,1,20,1);
Range2=Optimize("range2",7,1,20,1);
Plot( Close, "Price", colorBlack, styleCandle ); 
Plot(EMA( Close,range1), "7d-ema", colorRed );  
Buy = Cross((Close),(EMA(Close,range1))); 
Buystop = Ref(EMA(Close,range1),-1); 
BuyPrice = Max(Buystop,Low); 
Sell = Cross(EMA(Close,range2),(Close)); 
Sellstop = Ref(EMA(Close,range1),-1); 
SellPrice = Min(sellstop,High); 
Short = Sell; 
Cover = Buy;
While using this AFL in AmiBroker along with MasterTrust do we need to use some extra code for placing the Buy and Sell orders. or MasterTrust automatically understand and place these orders.
and is there any technical support from Mastertrust.

thanks
 

pkgmtnl

Well-Known Member
#28
Try this :

// EMA Cross
Range1=Param("range1",7,1,20,1);
Range2=Param("range2",7,1,20,1);
Plot( Close, "Price", colorBlack, styleCandle );
Plot(EMA( Close,range1), "7d-ema", colorRed );
Buy = Cross((Close),(EMA(Close,range1)));
Buystop = Ref(EMA(Close,range1),-1);
BuyPrice = Max(Buystop,Low);
Sell = Cross(EMA(Close,range2),(Close));
Sellstop = Ref(EMA(Close,range1),-1);
SellPrice = Min(sellstop,High);

Buy=ExRem(buy,sell);
Sell=Exrem(sell,buy);
Short = Sell;
Cover = Buy;
Cover = Exrem(cover,short);
Short = Exrem(short,cover);

First run it on backtesting.
 
#29
Hi pkgmtnl,

thanks for reply. added Exrem function and done backtesting.
please elaborate about the procedure and do we have option to choose broker like zerodha.:confused:
and what about brokerage...?

thanks
 

pkgmtnl

Well-Known Member
#30
Hi pkgmtnl,

thanks for reply. added Exrem function and done backtesting.
please elaborate about the procedure and do we have option to choose broker like zerodha.:confused:
and what about brokerage...?

thanks
Sorry, no idea on ZERODHA.
I am using MT3. Alternatively, you can take 3rd Party auto trading plugin and run with NEST of any broker.
 

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