“Exciting News for Algomojo Users: Introducing the New Google Spreadsheet Module!” Algomojo, the leading algorithmic trading platform, is proud to announce the launch of its latest feature – the Google Spreadsheet Module. The new module allows Algomojo users to send multiple orders to single/multiple trading accounts with just a click of a button, making the …
Here is a simple button trading module that can be used to send option trading orders with buttons. Users can configure the button to send ATM, ITM, OTM Options, and with one touch one will be able to send small/large options orders in a split second. Entry Order and Exit order buttons are provided to users.
Exciting news for all our trading community! Currently, AlgoMojo supports the Order Slicing Feature and we’re thrilled to announce that we’ll soon be releasing an open-source Excel Module for placing orders with the split facility to any AlgoMojo-supported broker.
Thought of making an open-source Tradingview Pinescript code demanded by most of the option traders to control the cost, control the risk, and configure the two-legged option trading strategy of their choice with slicing larger orders feature. So here is a two-legged options execution Tradingview module for the Algomojo trading platform where users can configure modules on top of their own trading logic to convert any spot/futures signals into 9 types of two-legged options execution modules.
Thought of making an open source AFL code demanded by most of the option traders to control the cost, to control the risk, and to configure the two-legged option trading strategy of their choice with smart order execution functionality and provision to slice larger orders. So here is a two-legged options execution Amibroker module for the Algomojo trading platform where users can simply drag and drop the module on top of their own trading logic to convert any spot/futures signals into 9 types of two-legged options execution module.
You might think “Is it really possible to do send automated orders from Google Sheets? Are you crazy?” but hey thanks to Google Appscript which is an alternative to VBscript to automate your tasks in your Google Excel Sheets.
We are excited to announce that Algomojo, the leading automated trading platform for professional traders and investors, is now open to PayTM Money trading account users.
This tutorial provides instructions on how to utilize simple buy and sell trading signals in Spot/Future charts to place option orders (including ATM, ITM, and OTM options) on the Algomojo platform. Implementing this system can help traders mitigate risk, particularly in the event of unexpected market movements that may result in significant losses. Additionally, implementing ATM or ITM option buying strategies, as opposed to futures, may help to reduce the risk of extreme black swan events and significantly mitigate the potential for large gap-up or gap-down risks when carrying forward positions.
Algorithmic trading aka automated trading refers to the use of computer algorithms to automatically generate and execute trades in financial markets. These algorithms are designed to analyze market data and identify trading opportunities, and they can be programmed to automatically execute trades based on predefined rules and criteria. Algorithmic trading is used by a wide range of market participants, including individual traders, hedge funds, and investment banks, and it can be applied to various financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, futures, and currencies. Algorithmic trading has become increasingly popular in recent years due to advances in technology and the availability of large amounts of data, as well as the benefits it offers such as faster execution and the ability to trade in large volumes without human intervention.
Slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is actually executed. In the context of automated or system trading, slippage can occur when there is a delay between the time a trade is signaled by the trading system and the time the trade is actually placed in the market.
