Technical Indicators Strategies in Python
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Live Trading
- Explain the variations of moving averages and create a strategy using multiple moving averages.
- Create a multi-indicator strategy & a multi-timeframe strategy and live trade the strategy.
- Describe the role of indicators such as ROC and RSI and use them to create a trading strategy.
- Explain volume indicators such as OBV, Chaikin A/D and Chaikin Oscillator and use them to create a trading strategy.
- Evaluate the performance of your strategy and manage the risk associated with it by using ATR-based stop-loss and take-profit.
- Explain the role of market breadth analysis and use it in a trading strategy using Mclellan and TRIN indicators.
- Create a customised filter for stocks meeting your requirement and create a dashboard to display technical indicator values on your preferred stock.

Skills Covered
Python
- Pandas
- NumPy
- Ta-Lib
- Matplotlib
Technical Indicators
- Moving Averages
- MACD
- Rate of Change (ROC)
- Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Concepts
- Backtesting
- Screener
- Multiple Indicator Strategies
- Multiple Timeframes

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Prerequisites
A basic understanding of Python and Python libraries, such as Pandas and working with pandas dataframe. Basic knowledge of the financial markets. Know-how to place orders.
Syllabus
- IntroductionWhile it is easy to place buy and sell orders, not everyone follows a systematic approach to trading. In this section, you will understand what is the systematic approach to trading and how technical indicators will help you to trade in a better manner. You will also get acquainted with the Quantra ecosystem and how you get to learn as well as implement these concepts in real life as well.
Principles of Technical Analysis
Technical analysis consists of incorporating elements of a price chart and trying to estimate the future direction of an asset, or the market. In this section, you will understand the basics of technical analysis. Further, no method of analysis is perfect and technical analysis is no different. You will also understand when technical analysis can fail and how to overcome it.Principle of Technical Analysis1m 45sElements of Price Charts5mApplication of Elements of Price Charts in Trading5mDefinition of Technical Indicators5mPredicting Direction of an Asset5mPrediction of Asset Price Direction Using Technical Analysis5mWhy Technical Analysis Gets a Bad Reputation?4m 28sFailure of Technical Analysis5mIndividual Bias and Success of Trading Strategy5mFactors to Avoid5mPerfect Indicator for Technical Analysis5mAdditional Reading2m- Trend is your FriendWhile trading in a trending market, you need to ace the entry and exit points. If you enter a long trade at the beginning of an uptrend, you’d probably make a lot of money. But if you enter this trend at the brink of a reversal, you might face extreme losses. In this section, you will learn which category of technical indicators falls under ‘trend’ indicators. You will also learn how you can use the current direction of a trend in your favour.Trend is your Friend2mPredicting a Trend5mForecast the Trend5mPrices Trading Upwards5mTrend Indicators5mApplication of Trend Indicators5m
Moving Average
Moving averages are the most popular and widely used trend indicators. In this section, you will learn how to use the Simple Moving Average to identify price trends. You will also learn about the SMA and price crossover strategy. Towards the end of this section, we will implement this strategy using Python.Simple Moving Average5mRolling Average5mWeights for SMA5mRolling Window of a Moving Average5mCalculation of SMA5mAssigning the weights for SMA5mApplication for SMA5mAdditional Reading for Data Source2mHow to Use Jupyter Notebook?2m 5sStrategy Flow Diagram2mSimple Moving Average5mHow to Use Interactive Exercises?5mCalculate the Simple Moving Average5mIdentify the SMA and price crossovers5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mSMA and Price Crossover10mGenerate Buy Signals5mTrade Sheet
One of the important steps after creating a strategy is to assess its effectiveness by computing metrics like the win-loss ratio, average PnL, etc. In order to do that, you need to record the details of all the trades taken. In this section, you will learn how to record the details of all the trades taken by generating a trade sheet.Performance Analysis
To understand whether your strategy is working, you need to analyse certain metrics. In this section, you will learn how to evaluate the trade level metrics to depict how well the strategy has performed over a certain period of time, as well as evaluate the performance of your strategy based on returns, risk and both.Trade Level Analytics5mAverage PnL Per Trade5mWin Percentage5mAverage Trade Duration5mAdditional Reading on Trade Level Analytics2mPerformance Metrics5mCAGR5mSharpe Ratio5mMaximum Drawdown5mAdditional Reading on Performance Metrics10m- Transaction Costs and SlippageThe journey towards building a good backtest for a strategy idea is incomplete without considering the transaction costs and slippages. In simple words, transaction costs encompass brokerage, commission, etc. Slippage is the difference between the expected and executed price. Learn these concepts and understand how to incorporate them into your trading strategy in this section.Transaction Costs and Slippage2m 31sCalculation of Transaction Cost2mCalculation of Slippage2mImplementation of Transaction Cost and Slippage10mAdditional Reading10m
- Live Trading on BlueshiftLearn how you can take your backtested strategy live with some important steps. Learn about the code structure, the various functions used to create a strategy, and finally, paper or live trade on Blueshift.Uninterrupted Learning Journey with Quantra2mSection Overview2m 19sLive Trading Overview2m 41sVectorised vs Event Driven2mProcess in Live Trading2mReal-Time Data Source2mBlueshift Code Structure2m 57sImportant API Methods10mSchedule Strategy Logic2mFetch Historical Data2mPlace Orders2mBacktest and Live Trade on Blueshift4m 5sAdditional Reading10mBlueshift Data FAQs10m
Live Trading Template
This section includes a template of a trading strategy that can be used on Blueshift. This live trading strategy template uses moving average crossover to generate entry and exit signals. You can tweak the code by changing securities or the strategy parameters. You can also analyse the strategy performance in more detail.- Weighted Moving AverageThe Weighted Moving Average is one of the many variations of moving averages. The uses of the weighted moving average, its calculation and its principles are all covered in this section.Additional Reading for the Anatomy of a Candle2mWeighted Moving Average4m 41sWMA Weights5mAssigning Weights5mSMA v/s WMA5mComputing Weights5mCalculation of WMA5mApplications of WMA5mSMA and WMA Line5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mWeighted Moving Average5mCalculate the WMA5mPaper/Live Trade Using WMA10m
- Exponential Moving AverageIn this section, you will learn about the Exponential Moving Average, its calculation and interpretation. It includes the implementation of a price crossover strategy. We will also touch upon a few other variations of the moving average and the frequently asked questions about the moving averages.Exponential Moving Average5m 30sEMA Weights5mCalculation of EMA5mDifference between EMA and WMA5mMoving Average Lines5mSMA v/s EMA5mFaster Moving Average5mWMA v/s EMA5mSuitable Moving Average5mEMA Calculation2mTypes of Moving Averages2mStrategy Flow Diagram2mExponential Moving Average10mCalculate the EMA5mFAQs2mPaper/Live Trade Using EMA10m
- Multiple Moving AveragesMoving average strategies can also be built based on multiple moving averages. The double and triple crossover strategies are covered in this section. What are the trading rules? How well does the strategy perform? All of these questions, and more, are answered in this section.Moving Average Crossovers5m 7sType of Crossover5mGolden Crossover5mCrossover Indication5mTriple Crossover5mMoving Average Variations5mDouble and Triple Crossover5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mMoving Average Crossovers10mGenerate Buy Signals5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mTriple Crossover Strategy10mGenerate Signals5mAdditional Reading for Moving Average Trading Strategies2mPaper/Live Trade Using Double Crossover10m
MACD
Moving Average Convergence Divergence is one of the most widely used technical indicators. It uses the principle of crossovers. In this section, you will learn about the different components of the MACD indicator. You will also learn how to generate entry signals using an MACD indicator.MACD Entry Points1m 17sCrossover of Blue and Orange Line2mMACD Line & Signal Line3m 52sMACD Indicator2mCompute MACD Line2mParameters of MACD Indicator2mMACD Histogram2m 4sBuy Signal using MACD2mHeight of MACD Histogram2mSignificance of Height of MACD Histogram2mStrategy Flow Diagram2mMACD10mMACD Components5mMACD Signal5mPaper/Live Trade Using MACD2mTest on Trend Indicators and Backtesting16m- ROCBy looking at the price chart, you can visually identify if the price of any financial asset is increasing or decreasing. But what if you want to quantify that increase or decrease in price? And how does quantifying the change in price help you in trading? This section will help you to answer these questions, and more.ROC1m 58sMomentum5mROC of a Stock5mBuy or Sell5mROC Strategy Logic2mRate of Change5mCalculate ROC5mROC Strategy5mPaper/Live Trade Using ROC2m
- Intuition and Interpretation of RSIRSI is one of the most popular technical indicators and is widely used by traders around the globe. You will discover the rationale behind the RSI indicator in this section, as well as how to interpret it.Intuition of RSI Indicator4m 27sDrawback of ROC5mChange in Price5mCalculate Loss5mCalculate Gain5mCalculate Average Gain and Loss5mRS Value5mRSI Value5mInterpret Values of RSI2m 49sHigh RS Value5mNegative RSI5mRSI Above 1005m
- Properties and Practical Application of RSIIn this section, you will learn about the properties of the RSI indicator and how it can be practically applied in trading. Additionally, you will also learn how to create a strategy based on the properties of this indicator and evaluate its performance.Properties of RSI Indicator4m 33sTrading Decision5mRSI below 305mDecrease in RSI Value5mRSI in Action2m 34sRSI between 30 and 705mRSI Range5mRSI Strategy Logic2mRelative Strength Index5mCalculate RSI5mRSI Strategy5mAdditional Reading on RSI2mPaper/Live Trade Using RSI2mTest on RSI and ROC14m
- VolumeThe price does not tell you all there is to know to forecast the movement of a security. You can look at other parameters as well. One such parameter is volume. In this section, you will learn about volumes, spikes in volume and a volume-based indicator known as on-balance volume.Spikes in Volume2m 25sProperties of Volume2mSpike in Volume2mTrading Spikes in Volume2mOn-Balance Volume2m 59sProperties of On-Balance Volume2mOn-Balance Volume Inference2mCalculate On-Balance Volume2mDisadvantage of On-Balance Volume2m
- Chaikin A/DThe on-balance volume attributes the entire volume traded in a day to either only the buyers or only the sellers. This, however, is not practical. In this section, you will learn about the Chaikin A/D indicator and how it deals with this limitation of on-balance volume.Chaikin A/D5m 47sOBV vs Chaikin A/D5mVolume Allocation5mCurrent OBV Value5mVolume Attributed to Sellers5mVolume Attributed to Buyers5mMoney Flow Multiplier5mMoney Flow Volume5mCalculate Chaikin A/D5mChaikin A/D Value5mChaikin A/D Interpretation5mAdditional Reading on Chaikin A/D2m
- Limitations of Chaikin A/D and On-Balance VolumeMost indicators no matter how well they work have certain limitations associated with them. In this section, you will learn about the limitation of Chaikin A/D and on-Balance volume indicators.Limitations of OBV and Chaikin A/D2m 23sLimitation of On-Balance Volume5mUnreliable Result5mPrice and Volume5m
- Chaikin OscillatorIn this section, you will learn about a volume-based indicator called the Chaikin Oscillator. You will learn the interpretation of this indicator and also how you can calculate it in python.Chaikin Oscillator2mNeed for Chaikin Oscillator5mTrend of Chaikin A/D line5mCrossover Inference5mChaikin Oscillator Calculation5mChaikin Oscillator Inference5mVolume Indicators5mCalculate Chaikin A/D5mCalculate Chaikin Oscillator5m
- Chaikin Oscillator StrategyIn this section, you will learn how to create a trading strategy by using the Chaikin Oscillator. Along with this, you will also learn how to combine this indicator with Bollinger Bands. You will learn how to implement these strategies and analyse their performance in python.Chaikin Oscillator Strategy Logic2mChaikin Oscillator Strategy5mGenerate signals for Chaikin Oscillator Strategy5mPaper/Live Trade Using Chaikin Oscillator2mBollinger Bands2mChaikin Oscillator and Bollinger Bands Strategy Logic2mChaikin Oscillator and Bollinger Bands Strategy5mCompute Bollinger Bands on Chaikin Oscillator5mGenerate Long Entry and Exit Signals5mGenerate Short Entry and Exit Signals5mPaper/Live Trade Using Chaikin Oscillator and Bollinger Bands2mTest on Chaikin A/D and Chaikin Oscillator14m
- Putting It All TogetherUsing a single indicator is a straightforward process. However, when it comes to combining two or more indicators knowing the purpose of this combination, how these indicators are selected and how to generate signals, are some key points that a trader must know. This section will teach you all about multiple indicator strategies, how to build and also how to implement them.Combing Indicators4m 6sDrawbacks of a Single Indicator Strategy5mNeed for Multiple Indicators5mCombine Indicators5mChaikin Oscillator with ROC3m 53sUsing ROC with Chaikin Oscillator5mTrading Rules5mInterpretation of the Chaikin Oscillator5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mMultiple Indicator Strategy10mGenerate Entry Signals5mGenerate Exit Signals5mPaper/Live Trade Using Multiple Indicators2m
Multiple Timeframes
Looking at a stock from all angles helps traders analyse that stock in a better manner. The price charts change as the timeframe changes. Which timeframe is the best? How do you make your analysis better? Can you use multiple timeframes to analyse a single stock? All of these questions will be answered in this section as we build a multiple indicator strategy, implement it, and analyse its performance.Multiple Timeframes5m 42sSelection of a Timeframe5mDrawbacks of a Single Timeframe5mHigher and Lower Timeframes5mUses of a Higher Timeframe5mMulti-Timeframe Strategy5mData Resampling5mStrategy Flow Diagram2mMultiple Timeframe Strategy10mGenerate Buy Signals5mPaper/Live Trade Using Multiple Timeframes2m- ATRIn this section, you will learn about a volatility-based indicator called The Average True Range (ATR). You will learn to calculate the True Range and Average True Range to measure stock volatility.ATR5m 52sDays Range2mProperties of True Range2mCalculate True Range2mATR Indicator2mCalculate ATR2mThe Magnitude of ATR2mAdditional Reading for ATR10m
- Risk ManagementRisk management is one of the key elements of a trading strategy. The performance of a trading strategy can be improved with the help of risk management. In this section, you will be learning how to bring down the level of risk of your strategy by applying methods like ATR-based stop-loss and take-profit levels.ATR-Based SL & TP4m 24sLimitation of Fixed Percentage Approach2mATR Value2mATR for Exits2mPossible Range2mBenefits of Dynamic Exits2mDetermine Stop-loss2mReset Stop-loss2mATR-Based Stop-Loss and Take-Profit5mCalculate ATR for a Stock5mDynamic Stop-Loss5mAdditional Reading for SL & TP using ATR10mTest on Volume Indicators, Multi-Timeframes, SL & TP18m
- Market Breadth AnalysisMost traders use a market index to check how the broad market is performing. But a market index can show a different picture than reality. In this section, you will understand why you should look beyond a market index and instead focus on the individual constituents of the index to understand how well the market is performing.Need of Market Breadth Analysis3m 11sConclusion Based on Trend in Index5mIndex Performance and Reality5mPrice Increase in Stocks and Majority Performance5mImplication of Market Breadth Analysis5mMarket Breadth Analysis Versus Index Performance5mMarket Breadth Analysis Using Indicators5m
McClellan Indicator
The McClellan Indicator uses the daily performance of the stocks that make up the market and quantifies this information to help us judge the market’s performance. In this section, you will understand how the McClellan Indicator is calculated and its interpretation.McClellan Indicator5m 13sCalculation of Net Advances5mLimitation of Net Advances5mCalculation of Ratio Adjusted Net Advances5mUsage of Moving Average on RANA5mCrossover of Moving Averages5mCalculation of McClellan Oscillator5mAdditional Reading2mApplication of McClellan Indicator
In this section, you will understand the importance of the AD line in predicting a recession in the market. Further, you will apply the same principles and try to check if the McClellan indicator can predict a market crash. You will also understand the limitations of the McClellan indicator.Application of McClellan Indicator3m 45sRange of McClellan Indicator5mContradiction of McClellan Indicator Assumption5mImplication of Sharp Increase in McClellan Indicator5mCan McClellan Indicator Predict a Market Crash?4m 57sImplication of Fall in A-D Line and Discount Rate5mEffect of Liquidity Crunch on Small Cap Stocks5mDiscount Rate's Impact on A-D Line and GDP5mUse of McClellan Indicator in Predicting Market Crash5mMcClellan Indicator and Volume Data5mAdditional Reading2m- Calculation of TRIN IndicatorThe TRIN indicator uses both price and volume information to analyse the broad market breadth and based on the value, we can interpret if the market is bullish, or bearish, and also when a reversal might happen.TRIN Indicator4m 44sFormula of TRIN Indicator5mCalculation of AD Ratio5mCalculation of AD Volume Ratio5mCalculation of TRIN Values5mTRIN and Bearish Sentiment Forecast5mCalculation of TRIN Indicator5mCalculate Advancing Stocks Volume5mComputation of TRIN Indicator5m
- TRIN Indicator Based StrategyIn this section, we will discuss the limitations of the TRIN indicator and how to create a strategy using the TRIN indicator components.TRIN Strategy5m 27sInference of TRIN Value5mRevisiting the Calculation of TRIN5mTesting TRIN in Different Scenarios5mLimitations of TRIN Indicator5mSMA of AD Ratio5mTrading Signals Using AD Ratio and AD Volume Ratio5mReason to Buy on Basis on AD Ratio and AD Volume Ratio5mExit Condition of TRIN Strategy5mFlow Chart of TRIN Indicator Based Strategy2mImplementation of TRIN Strategy5mGenerate Trading Signal of AD Ratio5mGenerate Trading Signal for TRIN Indicator Based Strategy5mAlternative Methods for Market Breadth Analysis2mAdditional Reading2mTest on McClellan and TRIN indicators14m
Creation of a Screener Using Technical Indicators
In this section, you will attempt to create a screener which uses the stocks which are a part of the S&P500 and filter only those stocks which are positively trending. Further, you will assign ranks and choose the top 20 positively trending stocks. Finally, you will also create a dashboard which comprises multiple indicators and their signals. You can use this dashboard to get an overview of a certain stock and base your decision based on these indicators.Creation of a Screener Using Technical Indicators4m 10sManual Calculation of Technical Indicator Values of an Index5mUse of Screener5mADX Indicator as Screening Tool5mStandardisation of Moving Averages5mScreener Using Three Indicators5mImplementation of Screener Using Three Indicators5mDisplay Last Day’s ADX Indicator Values5mRank the Stocks According to ADX Indicator Values5mSort the Stocks According to ADX Indicator Values Rank5mAlternative Method for Creating Screener2mTechnical Analysis Dashboard5mDownload Daily Price Data5mMoving Average Trading Signals5mCalculate the Percentage of Stocks Above Their Respective SMAs5mTest on Market Breadth Analysis and Screener12m- Five Secrets of Successful TradersWhile it is easy to identify rules which help you increase your capital, it is difficult to stick to them. Understand the 5 secrets which successful traders always follow.Five Secrets of Successful Traders2m 37sAbidance to Take-profit Level5mRules Followed by Traders5mImpact of News on Future Stock Prices5mTechnical Analysis Checklist2m
- Capstone ProjectIt is time to apply the knowledge you have gained in the course to a capstone project where you will create and backtest your own trading strategy based on technical indicators. Don’t worry if you get stuck, we have provided a model solution for you to reference.Getting Started2mProblem Statement2mFrequently Asked Questions2mCode Template and Data Files2mCapstone Solution Downloadable2mCapstone Project Solution5m
- Run Codes Locally on Your MachineLearn to install the Python environment in your local machine.Python Installation Overview1m 59sFlow Diagram10mInstall Anaconda on Windows10mInstall Anaconda on Mac10mKnow your Current Environment2mTroubleshooting Anaconda Installation Problems10mCreating a Python Environment10mChanging Environments2mQuantra Environment2mTroubleshooting Tips For Setting Up Environment10mHow to Run Files in Downloadable Section?10mTroubleshooting For Running Files in Downloadable Section10m
- SummaryIn this section, we will summarise the key concepts learned in the course. You will also find the zip file containing the strategy codes and data files at the end of this section.Summary of the Course2m 51sNext Steps2mPython Codes and Data Files2m
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Some of the course material is downloadable such as Python notebooks with strategy codes. We also guide you how to use these codes on your own system to practice further.
- Can the python strategies provided in the course be immediately used for trading?
We focus on teaching these quantitative and machine learning techniques and how learners can use them for developing their own strategies. You may or may not be able to directly use them in your own system. Please do note that we are not advising or offering any trading/investment services. The strategies are used for learning & understanding purposes and we don't take any responsibility for the performance or any profit or losses that using these techniques results in.
- I want to develop my own algorithmic trading strategy. Can I use a Quantra course notebook for the same?
Quantra environment is a zero-installation solution to get beginners to start off with coding in Python. While learning you won't have to download or install anything! However, if you wish to later implement the learning on your system, you can definitely do that. All the notebooks in the Quantra portal are available for download at the end of each course and they can be run in the local system just the same as they run in the portal. The user can modify/tweak/rework all such code files as per his need. We encourage you to implement different concepts learnt from different learning tracks into your trading strategy to make it more suited to the real-world scenario.
- If I plug in the Quantra code to my trading system, am I sure to make money?
No. We provide you guidance on how to create strategy using different techniques and indicators, but no strategy is plug and play. A lot of effort is required to backtest any strategy, after which we fine-tune the strategy parameters and see the performance on paper trading before we finally implement the live execution of trades.
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- Which technical indicator is the most accurate?The accuracy of a particular indicator depends on whether you are using it in the right way. For example, if you use a trend indicator in a sideways market, it is bound to generate false signals. This course will help you understand which indicator should be used in which market scenario.
- How to use technical indicators for day trading?The purpose of a technical indicator-based strategy is to generate buy/sell signals. Therefore, if you are a day trader, you would need to use technical indicators on higher frequencies such as 1-min, 15-min or 1-hour data in order to generate signals during a particular day. You would have to close your position at the end of the day irrespective of the signal generated by technical indicators.
- Which is the best technical indicator for stocks?There are plenty of technical indicators which work in different market scenarios and communicate different information. For example, you can use the moving average crossover strategy to identify price trends and complement that with a volume indicator such as the Chaikin Oscillator. You can also check the overall sentiment in the market by using market breadth indicators such as TRIN and McClennan Oscillator.
- Do technical indicators work?Technical indicators do work but like anything else, they will not always work. You should be aware of the situations or market regimes in which a particular technical indicator would or would not work. Also, you can get different signals when working in different timeframes from the same technical indicators. you have to create a framework or follow a certain approach, an approach that is often followed by successful traders. This can help you improve your chances of successfully applying technical indicators.
- How many technical indicators are there?Technical indicators are divided into three main categories, namely, trend indicators, volume indicators, and volatility indicators. Each category consists of multiple indicators and each indicator has multiple variations. In this course, we have touched upon the most popular technical indicators.