OK so I'll let you see how all the components in this trading system work.
You might be thinking yourself OK.
So where do I go from here.
Should I customize Ranger 1.000 or should I build my own trading system.
You probably have a number of different ideas you want to explore or maybe you already have a set of
trading rules that you've been using for years and you just want to add some automation to it you know.
Either way I would strongly suggest that you actually start here with a blank quirks and just you know
just open a blank worksheet and plan how you would lay out your ideal system and just see what you come
up with.
You know do you want to build something that has a manual mode component to it like we have here.
Or do you want to send all your traits automatically all the time.
Do you want your system to be laid out in columns or rows so few of rows like you have in the API.
It's all laid out in rows.
You know there's there's some advantages to doing it that way because you know the API isn't rose it
makes coding a little bit easier.
It's the downside to it is this.
It's a little bit harder to look at at least for me I like to work in columns.
I think it's easier to.
OK.
You know I'm looking at this stuff here in the stack here whereas if I'm in rows you can get lost in
exactly where you're at and what you're looking at.
But you know
just just think about like what what functions do you want your ideal system to do.
You know what what buttons do you need.
What do you want to do at the start of the trading day.
You want to do at the end of the trading day.
Are you holding overnight every day trading.
And you know what.
What kind of data are you on track for your system and how do you want to automate that.
And you know what.
What decisions do you want to make manually and what decisions you want to delegate algorithms.
You know once you figure out exactly what you want to build you'll know it'll be easier to modify Ranger
1.0 or if it's easier just to sort of start from scratch.
And I know starting from scratch sounds like a terrible way to go.
But the reason I recommend it is because it allows you to build your system in stages.
The way I did my started I started with nothing and you know I built it up gradually over time.
So when the complexity of your system grow slowly over time you really understand it in a deeper way.
You know all the way all the code interacts with all your other selves you know and you know you're
really interesting in that because you're writing a line by line and it's so it really is a great learning
experience and it really is that I can take as long as you think because you have all this code already
in range of one point or you can just copy and paste from me not I want to build this.
It's kind of like this so from Major let me just copy this and copy that and then change his variable.
And then you're going to go you know.
So anyway I you know whatever you choose to do is of course up to you but I hope you've learned a lot
from this course and I hope it's a useful example for you and your own system.