Introduction

Stock strategy functions involve defining specific rules and criteria for buying or selling securities based on various technical or fundamental factors. These functions guide investors in making informed decisions, setting entry and exit points, and managing risk within their investment approach. Ultimately, stock strategy functions aim to optimize trading performance and achieve financial objectives in the dynamic and unpredictable stock market.

Start

The Start function serves as the designated entry for users initiating the process of strategy creation and backtesting. It offers a quick and convenient way to set default frequencies and add new data effortlessly using the New Data button, streamlining the start of the strategy development journey with efficiency.

Defualt Frequency
The default frequency in the “Start” component refers to a predefined frequency, such as 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 60 minutes, or daily. By setting the default frequency, the frequency value in the “New Data” feature and subsequent functions would automatically synchronize with the preset default frequency.

Functionality of the “New Data” Button
Accessible from both the Start Component and Data Library, the New Data button effortlessly leads users to the Data Setting Board. With Market and Indicator tabs, users can swiftly choose between market data or indicators, set preferred time frames, and define settings for an optimal strategy.

Input Parameter

Access historical market data.

Data Type
required

Choose from OHLCV (Open, Close, High, Low & Volume)

Frequency
required

Select a time frequency from the available list.

Split Adjusted

Choose between split-adjusted or current market price.

Time Selection Mode
required

Select a time point or time range

Time Length
required

Select Hour and Minutes from the dropdown list. Max defaults is 250 days.

Data Name
required

Users are required to provide a name for their data.

Get Data

The “Get Data” function retrieves historical pricing information for a specific stock, offering a chronological record of its past market performance. This data includes opening and closing prices, high and low values, trading volumes, and other relevant metrics, enabling users to analyze trends, make informed investment decisions, and conduct thorough market research.

Input Parameter Example

Access historical market data.

Data Type
required

Choose from OHLCV (Open, Close, High, Low & Volume)

Frequency
required

Select a time frequency from the available list.

Split Adjusted

Choose between split-adjusted or current market price.

Time Selection Mode
required

Select a time point or time range

Time Length
required

Select Hour and Minutes from the dropdown list. Max defaults is 250 days.

Data Name
required

Users are required to provide a name for their data.

Compare

The Compare function simplifies the analysis of two values within a financial stock perspective. This efficient tool allows users to effortlessly assess and contrast key metrics, empowering them to make informed decisions in the dynamic landscape of the stock market.

Compare

Assess by comparing two references based on its value.

Reference 1&2
required

Users are required to input values, and they have the option to either manually enter the values or select from a dataset saved in the database.

Relation
required

Choose from a mathematical relation

Mathematics and Statistics

The Mathematics and Statistics function encompasses a diverse range of capabilities, including fundamental operations like addition, as well as advanced statistical analyses such as standard deviation and linear regression. Whether users are calculating basic arithmetic sums or delving into sophisticated statistical modeling, this versatile function provides users with the tools for comprehensive mathematical and statistical analyses.

Function
required

Choose from a mathematical function (Add, Standard Deviation, Beta, Linear Regression & Exp)

Input
required

Select from a dataset saved in the database.

Define Results
required

Users are required to provide a name for their data.