Organizing thoughts seems to have many positive aspects. It might sound out of the blue, but while reorganizing the grid trading method, I came up with some features that would be great additions to the current automated program. 👍
I will apply it someday?! If you have any better ideas, please feel free to leave a comment or send an email.
Short-Term Application Feature
It would be great if we could set a time to deploy and retract the grid. Currently, without a retraction time, it leads to involuntary long-term investment. And a function to calculate indicators that can determine short-term application is necessary. (It seems like we could use the RSI value to determine suspension/start/stop-loss, etc.)- Big Event Management Feature (Hmm... why is there so much chaos every time there's an announcement? This should also be utilized in a positive way.)
Stock prices experience excessive volatility around big events. It's difficult to determine if it's good or bad, but holding during those times may be more beneficial. (Such as psychological stability) Especially with the grid trading method, buy/sell orders are executed up to the set grid, so the downside is open. If we hold and the price plunges, when it restarts later, it will continue buying from the plummeted price, resulting in a better grid deployment scenario. Conversely, if we hold and the price surges, and then restart, we'll sell the grid at a point further than the grid's position, potentially achieving higher-than-expected returns. - Investment Fund Management Logic
And if we have the ability to secure more investment funds, we need to consider where to allocate it each time we invest it. Should we attach it to the bottom or place it in the current tier? There's no right answer, but I thought it would be great to have a feature that allows for convenient setting options. When the downside is open and it's not operating, it would be prioritized to attach it to the bottom, and when it's actively operating in the middle tier, we'd want to increase the investment funds in nearby tiers to maximize profits. - Short Position(?)
The current implementation is for stock trading, which corresponds to a long position. Although I haven't tried the grid trading method for cryptocurrencies, it appears that profits can be made with a short position as well, suggesting it's worth researching. If we anticipate sideways movement within this range and ultimately a return to the original level, taking both long and short positions seems rational. (Consider SOXS related review?!) - Setting Buy/Sell Orders with Amount
Currently, buy/sell orders are expressed as percentages, and the buy/sell prices are calculated to make decisions. Of course, we can set the amount and percentage to be the same, but expressing it as a percentage makes it difficult to express 100%. Therefore, directly inputting the buy/sell amount might widen the gap between tiers, but it could be a way to avoid situations where the grid stops.
Conclusion
I've highlighted the drawbacks. Did you find them relatable?! While there are definitely drawbacks, I intend to continue using automated trading utilizing the grid trading method. I haven't found a better investment method that I believe will generate higher returns yet. If you have any better information, could you please share it out of pity?! I'd appreciate it. ㅠ_ㅠ
And I really hope a Santa rally comes in late 2022. Please.
Hoping for a Santa Rally in 2022 as well.
As a result, I hope that the end of the year will be meaningful for all of you, including myself. 🙏
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