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Comparative Analysis of Two Trading Robots

Oleg Malafeyev, Shirin Al Manai, I V Zaĭtseva, Elena Rubtsova, Irina Bogolyubova, Dmitry V. Vysotsky

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Mechanical trading systems provide stock market players with new opportunities for trading, giving them a number of advantages over their manual trading counterparts. In this article, we highlighted a comparative analysis of two trading robots, each having three indicators, using two different algorithms for trading on the stock exchange based on real data to find the optimal trading robot, which has more effective control over the indicators to gain a high percentage of profit and reduce risks.

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Mechanical trading systems provide stock market players with new opportunities for trading, giving them a number of advantages over their manual trading counterparts. In this article, we highlighted a comparative analysis of two trading robots, each having three indicators, using two different algorithms for trading on the stock exchange based on real data to find the optimal trading robot, which has more effective control over the indicators to gain a high percentage of profit and reduce risks.

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Mechanical trading systems provide stock market players with new opportunities for trading, giving them a number of advantages over their manual trading counterparts. In this article, we highlighted a comparative analysis of two trading robots, each having three indicators, using two different algorithms for trading on the stock exchange based on real data to find the optimal trading robot, which has more effective control over the indicators to gain a high percentage of profit and reduce risks.

Key concepts: Stock trading, Trading strategy, Robot, Algorithmic trading, Pairs trade, Alternative trading system, Profit (economics), Open outcry

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