05-13-2018, 01:00 AM
Yeah I know back tests is only a guide but I'm interested to see where the trades were made on the graph.
I know there's a lag in buying/selling, I'd be interested to see where these trades happen and how far away from the original price they were (slippage?).
Once we can see when it's happening and how much we can maybe try to do something about it. Instead of trying to sell at 1000 we can tell gekko to sell initially at 999, this might help our trade go through quicker and if applied correctly it might be able to reduce the higher slippage costs and in turn make us more money.
Or maybe I've had too much single malt tonight lol
I know there's a lag in buying/selling, I'd be interested to see where these trades happen and how far away from the original price they were (slippage?).
Once we can see when it's happening and how much we can maybe try to do something about it. Instead of trying to sell at 1000 we can tell gekko to sell initially at 999, this might help our trade go through quicker and if applied correctly it might be able to reduce the higher slippage costs and in turn make us more money.
Or maybe I've had too much single malt tonight lol