QuantConnect: Getting Started with a Jupyter QuantBook
QuantConnect provides a great feature that allows users to perform research and generate backtest ideas. Jupyter notebooks, known as “QuantBooks”
QuantConnect provides a great feature that allows users to perform research and generate backtest ideas. Jupyter notebooks, known as “QuantBooks”
In this article, we will provide a code snippet/example of how to implement a trailing stop on Quantconnect. At the
Anyone who has managed to get a little further than a simple “Hello World” tutorial in Python will have had
The strategy in this post will attempt to recreate a version of the “all-weather portfolio” as recommended by Ray Dalio
Continuing with the QuantConnect series, we shall turn our attention to indicators. There are actually a lot of cool things
This week we return to QuantConnect for an article on working with Heiken Ashi data. We will cover how to
As we learned in Backtesting 101: Dividends and Adjustments, dividends are a fundamental part of Investing. Yet they are often
If you are coming to QuantConnect from other platforms, you might be wondering how to access the previous close price or
In our previous getting started tutorials for QuantConnect we have focused only on trading a single stock. That stock was
In this tutorial, we shall cover how to add different timeframes to an algorithm. You may have noticed that QuantConnect