Hello,

I'm trying to install Gekko on an clean raspberry pi jessi, but get some errors.
The Rapi is up-to-date and i have install extr nodejs but when in use the command:

Greetings, 

Could someone create a tutorial on how to create and implement a new strategy from scratch? I am a complete noob and need all of the help I can get. I think this project is awesome and the potential for something great is definitely here, I just need some step by step help getting this bot started. 

Thanks in advance for your reply, anything that could even point me in the right direction would be great. 

NOTE: I have read the documentation throughly and I am learning javascript but a Gekko specific tutorial would be awesome!

Hi, Is it possible to give sell advice multiple times in a row. 
So lets say you have amount in BTC and you want to sell 20% when you think you detected a peak and than again at the next peak?

Requesting New Exchange Platform: https://www.huobi.pro

Hello,
do you have problem while importing data from kraken ? I try to import 1 month and I can't, it's hang on 1.84% and no error in the shell.
Thank you !

Edit1: Maybe this error is the problem:
(node:22427) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 1): TypeError: Cannot read property 'date' of undefined
(node:22427) [DEP0018] DeprecationWarning: Unhandled promise rejections are deprecated. In the future, promise rejections that are not handled will terminate the Node.js process with a non-zero exit code.

We need stop limit capabilities, many exchanges implement this feature via API , I am a developer myself and can probably help ? However, need a basic understanding on where the code is to get involved...

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sto...torder.asp

I would like to see it implemented on the exchange side rather than telling on Gekko to place the stop limit at market price using strategies. Proper portfolio risk management requires this feature in order to limit potential loses making them instead calculated risks. If you enter the market at a position regardless of the uptrend or downtrend, you should be able to set "set in stone" from the moment you take the position how much are you willing to lose on that bet.

Requested New Exchange: https://www.cryptopia.co.nz

Just wanted to collect some Github feature requests and put them in one place as well as add some of my thoughts on the subject.  I encourage others to add to my lists of potential features.

I will likely attempt to work on this myself and submit a pull request when I can, unless someone else volunteers.

Corresponding Github Issues:

https://github.com/askmike/gekko/issues/1619
https://github.com/askmike/gekko/issues/1608
https://github.com/askmike/gekko/issues/1116
https://github.com/askmike/gekko/issues/937
https://github.com/askmike/gekko/issues/484

Summary: Allow for Advanced Portfolio Management - Either through the primary configuration of an instance of the bot, in a strategy itself, or both.

Details:

Portfolio Management - Should probably be configured on a per strategy runner/trader/strategy basis

• Allow configuration of a percentage of the balance as is seen when the bot is started.  For example, you have 1 BTC and want the bot to use 20%.  When the bot starts it will take 20% of the 1 BTC and trade with a starting balance of 0.2 BTC.  Any profits or losses will belong to that instance of the bot.  If it makes money, it will have the new higher balance to work with.  Optionally, allow the calculation to be dynamic or static, meaning it will only ever use 20% of the starting balance even if it makes profit or allow it to use its own profits.
  
• Similar to the above, give the bot a fixed amount of your balance to work with, example you have 1 BTC and want an instance of the bot to use 0.3 BTC, you can define that.
  
• Similar to the above, give the bot a maximum it can work with.  For example, my entire portfolio except 0.1 BTC.
  

• Limit amount per trade - example, only submit trades for 0.01 BTC each and limit it to X trades per time period or only submit new trades once price has moved by X
  
• Proportional trade amount - example, trade with a minimum of X and a maximum of Y depending on trend strength
  
• Match pings or don't - example, ensure pongs (round trip completions) from a specific ping match the traded amount of the ping or allow pongs to be calculated in the same way as pings based on trend strength
  

• Multiple Instances of the bot running against same asset or currency each given a proportion of the balance to work with
  
• Not going all in on trends which are no strong
  
• Stash profits away from bot so they are safe
  
• Prevent too much directional trading
  
• Allow for multiple round trips to be open at once
  
• Allow for trading on both sides of the market
  
• etc.
  

Hi

Congratz on new forum!

I have been trying for days \ weeks now to "program" the standard DEMA strategy like i want it. But cant seem to get it right and i have deleted all and trying to start all over again. Would be soooo gratefull if you could help me. 

So i have a clean standard DEMA strategy from you when i download right now. 

Im using Gdax for my exchange. I would like to use ema 12 \ ema 26 like its shown on gdax. 

My meaning about uptrend is when ema 12 is greather then ema 26, same with downtrend when ema 12 is less then ema 26


My problem and what i want the bot to do is: 
When ema 12 crosses ema 26 in a downtrend and ema 12 is 50 less then the crosspoint SELL,
So its not about the marketprice but about the crosspoint of the emas. . forexample if ema 12 crosses ema 26 at 12.000 i would like to sell at 11 950. But if  it dosent hit 11950 i dont want it to sell.

Same when buy: When ema 12 crosses ema 26 in a uptrend and ema 12 is greather then the crosspoint BUY. 
So if ema 12 crosses ema 26 in a uptrend at 12000 and ema 12 goes up to 12050 it BUYS. 


And when this is corrent, i would like the bot to buy and sell with limits.  Hope you can help


Do you have any soloution for me? cause im going crazy :p

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