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NautilusTrader: Open-source algorithmic trading platform

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Re: NautilusTrader: Open-source algorithmic trading platform

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Post by hiatus »

bhasinanant wrote: post #7

Interesting choice to be using CPython. Very impressed with the completeness, and in particular the Risk Engine. Not having delved in too deeply yet, it does have the basics, but the markets are very highly regulated, and automated trading is always in the microscope. At Goldman, my team's whole job was to make sure the automated trading desks have all the checks implemented. It's a little spoilsport, but anyone seri…

I know FINRA has regulations but the CFTC proposed regulations were shelved. Are little guys who are not FINRA members encumbered by regulations here too?

Re: NautilusTrader: Open-source algorithmic trading platform

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Post by InMice »

monkeydust wrote: post #9

A long time ago I figured out the difference between a Trader and Investor and realized I am very much the latter. After a few years this realization lead to my wealth increasing.

I just have to say your post starts out just like those bots do on youtube finance video comments, esp with the caps. I sorta felt like replying in their style to you really

Re: NautilusTrader: Open-source algorithmic trading platform

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Post by andrepd »

world2vec wrote: post #8
UK-Al05 wrote: post #4

I wouldn't be surprised if this is sponsored by trading platform in order for customers to lose all money in record time...

The website does say they're partners with OKX, nothing better than bringing more retail customers (that will promptly lose their money). I've seen stats from other crypto exchanges that are something like "90% of the retail customers lose 90% of their funds in 90 days or less".

Good news for the professional market makers, not for the ~marks~ retail customers.

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Post by no_wizard »

mapontosevenths wrote: post #2

Finally, a way for me to lose all of my money automatically . What an exciting time to be alive! More seriously, for anyone else who was curious below is a list of the existing integrations. https://nautilustrader.io/docs/latest/integrations/

Interesting not a single one of them is in the realm of traditional trading.

Can you actually buy real stocks / etfs / mutual funds with this platform?

Re: NautilusTrader: Open-source algorithmic trading platform

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Post by browningstreet »

I've been wading into algo-trading for a little while now. I've read a few books, set up a few strategies on paper trading platforms.

Right now I'm trying to figure out how to consistently make $1/day as a POC exercise. That's it. I did ask the various advanced LLMs the path to earning/clearing $200K/year as an algo-trader.

Fun & sobering responses. I'll give the LLMs this -- no uplift in these conversations.

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Post by [deleted] »

andrepd wrote: post #14
world2vec wrote: post #8

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The website does say they're partners with OKX, nothing better than bringing more retail customers (that will promptly lose their money). I've seen stats from other crypto exchanges that are something like "90% of the retail customers lose 90% of their funds in 90 days or less".

Good news for the professional market makers, not for the ~marks~ retail customers.

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