RaspberryPi3 Desktop Headless VNC-Viewer Tutorial by philipp wyler
(i recomend buying a highspeed SDHC SDcard that makes raspi boot much faster)


    >>>Download Raspbian (faster install than noobs):
    //Raspbian Stretch with Desktop ZIP/torrent
    https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/


    >>>Unzip using 7zip (recomended):
    //Download freeware
    http://download.cnet.com/7-Zip/3000-2250...45185.html
>>>Unzip your .img file using 7zip    //goto /user/downloads/
    

    >>>Prepare your SDHC card with SdCardFormatter:
    //Download freeware
    https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/
>>>Lounch SdCardFormatter and format SDHC-card   //(((((WARNING))))) SELECT APPROPRIATE DRIVE!!!


    >>>burn the Image onto your SDHC using Win32DiskImager:
    //Download freeware Win32DiskImager
    https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32di...t/download
>>>Lounch Win32DiskImager
>>>>>>>(((((WARNING))))) under device tab your SDHC location MUST BE SELECTED (drive E
>>>>>>>click the small folder icon on top and SELECT YOUR RASPBIAN IMAGEFILE.
>>>>>>>click [WRITE]   //wait until finished. Installation of Raspbian is done.

    >>>Now we initiate the pi for lan/Wlan ssh connection:
>>>Open NOTEPAD (windows click start, write notepad and press enter to start notepad)
>>>SAVE AS: //click tab [file] [save as]   (no text needed)

>>>>>>>Location: //select your RaspberryPi Folder ON THE SDHC
>>>>>>>File name: "ssh"   //type: "ssh" WITH quotation mark!
>>>>>>>Save as type: All files >>> click SAVE


(((((WARNING))))) ALWAYS USE "SAVELY REMOVE HARDWARE" from your windows taskbar right side.


>>>Insert SDHC into your RaspberryPi WHILE POWER OFF.


>>>PowerON your RaspberryPi and dont touch for aprox. 2 minutes.


    >>>First we search our Network for find out the IP-adress, wich the DNS-server has choosen for for the Pi.
    >>>i am using: ios netAnalyzer (neat tool)
    //Download freeware
    http://download.cnet.com/Network-Scanner...59296.html
>>>Search for the IP address with name raspberry
    

    >>>for the configuration we use PUTTY CLI-cmd  (CLI=comand line interface)
    //Download freeware
    https://putty.org/
>>>Lounch PUTTY
>>>Enter your IP in the Field: Host Name (or IP address) //(192,133,1,75=FALSE) (192.133.1.75=TRUE)
>>>Click open enters the CLI-cmd
>>>login as:pi       //default user name
>>>password:raspberry     //default password

// CLI should look like this    

Hi All,

Many thanks to Mike and contributors for creating and sharing such a great software.  

I'm pretty sure I've seen this issue discussed somewhere but couldn't find it again.

I've started second gekko instance on a same exchange but it looks like there will be a conflict if both trades will run as in below scenario i.e. :

1. BTC->USD
2. ETH->USD
3. USD->BTC
4. now USD balance is 0 and after some time if trade advisor decides to go long on ETH we will have a missed trade or have to refill the balance on the exchange

Is it possible to override the USD amount for order in step 3 so it will not use all available balance?
Can you please point to where to look in the code for this part ?


Thanks !

Gekko will create one db (database) file for every exchange. 

I had two Binance files from different computers.

The simplest way (thanks to TommieHansen) to MERGE these files is by using a tool:
SQliteStudio or phpLiteAdmin
(This tutorial is ONLY for SQliteStudio)

Download here:
https://sqlitestudio.pl/index.rvt
(click download on top of page, feel free to donate)

Only unpack the zip file and move to C/programs/ or User/Desktop. No Installation necessary
(Use Freeware 7zip)
http://download.cnet.com/7-Zip/3000-2250...45185.html

Double click >>> SQliteStudio.exe

Add the first database:
Menu >>> Database >>> [add Database]
In the popup window >>> click the small folder Icon
Choose /.../.../Gekko_Stable/History/YOUR FIRST .db FILE  // (example: binance_01.db)

Add the second database:
Menu >>> Database >>> [add Database]
In the popup window >>> click the small folder Icon
Choose  /YOUR SECOND .db FILE

On the left, double click your two .db files
Now you see your PAIRS:
candles_BTC/ETH

You can drag and drop [candles_BTC/ETH] like so:
>>> RightClickHold source file and move to the other Database >>>drop.
>>> choose COPY or MOVE
>>> repeat until your finished

Save the file, is not necessary since SQliteStudio establish a direct connection to the Database.
This allows us to edit/modify our .db WHILE it is in use by Gekko or other Clients.
>>> click/select on the .db file (binance_01)

>>>Menu >>> Database >>> [Disconnect from the Database]. (or click Icon)
Now your new .db is saved.
>>> No need to restart Gekko. ONLY click [Scan available data]


thanks to TommieHansen

I try askMikes Hint for Tip:
BTC 392hHafnMmHS8JWT6yDjdsX6mtEhQvTAq8
ETH 0x01d1897cE56347D936B9d8aceb422D8D2C958401

Trying to find if there functionality to use imported data to extend marked watcher data to the trading bot. I see label on local data page:

The local data can also be used in a warmup period when running a strategy against a live market.

But I see that when I'm running strategy on UI it still running brand new watcher. Let me know if I'm doing something wrong? It became really painful to wait for the data from watcher if I kill wrong node process
Thanks

Hello all,

I've been looking to use the buying price for a current position in my custom strategy, but I haven't been able to find an answer whether this is possible or not. I found a Git issue where this was proposed, but it seems this was not implemented.

Is it possible to use the buying price in a custom strategy? If so, how do I do that?

Thanks for all the good work!!

hi all
gekko / plugins / trader in gekko
portfolioManager

how to operate

Looking for a small daily profit margin strategy
thank you

hi
resetting ubuntu in gekko live trade

When ubuntu is running i need to reset the problem

GEKKO ui live trading phrase and trade 1


how can I restore the old information after resetting

hi
for ubuntu desktop
for the second stock market
how does ubuntu install a second gekko

it would be a drawback

thank you

Hello, guys, can anybody help, is it aviable to realize below strategy on Gekko, here it is (example)

BTC/USD
1) Timeframe: H1 (hour)
2) The working tool EMA 9 and EMA 21 are moving averages. (Moving Average, MA Exponential method, apply to close)
3) Entering a BUY transaction: crossing EMA 9 from top to bottom EMA 21
            Exit from the transaction (return signal) - reverse crossing (EMA 9 from below EMA 21)
4) Stop loss - that's the question. Because on the crypt the big volatility here 2
            options:
           a) trade without a stop - is unsafe.
           b) the exposure of the stop to the hand and when passing through the price for example 500 pips.
           (+ $ 500 - transfer to lossless)
5) Accordingly, the signal at SELL is the intersection of EMA 9 from bottom to top EMA 21. Exit from
           transaction (return signal) - the intersection of EMA 9 from top to bottom EMA 21.