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mETF

mETF (Working title) is a way for you to invest using a bullish elastic strategy.

DISCLAIMER

Past Performance Is No Guarantee of Future Results

We are not responsible ultimately for any trades or loss of money on your account. Using this application assumes the risk, including any defects or issues that may arise, as a result of using this application.

Good luck!

What is mETF?

Example

mETF utilizes a bullish stop limit strategy. What that means is that at a certain part around the beginning of the day, the stock will analyze the current price of a particular stock. Once the stock shows a percentage increase it will place an order. The stock will then transition into a stop limit sell strategy, where the price needs to either (whichever is greater):

  • needs to fall down a certain percentage, or
  • needs to fall back to around the original buy price

After a sell occurs, the tracker will reset and perform the same on the next bullish movement if it satisfies requirements.

Requirements

You must have day trades available in order to use this account.

This application current trades on Robinhood, so a personal account is necessary.

Files

ohlc-scheduler.py - main working file; will execute trades on DOGE using period close price compared to bollinger bands calculated via moving average of 20 (MA20)

Key Files (Not checked in; create them with your keys/creds)

rh.key - a text file with 2 lines; first is username; second is password

api.key - a text file with 1 line; polygon.io API key

Other Files

beep.py - sample to make computer beep

plot.py - plots bollinger bands and executes polygon.io API calls

ohlc-scheduler-dryrun.py - realtime file for testing without executing trades

robinhood.py - test file for using RH API

scheduler.py - test file for using APScheduler

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