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Bitcoin - Basic MACD Trading Strategy
Go long when the MACD crosses above the signal line, close out the position when it crosses back under. Vice versa for short positions (optional).
Example - Default MACD settings, Long only
From a risk return perspective, this simple strategy seems to outperform buy and hodl in the long run.
source("config/Config.R")
btc.close <- FetchBTCInfo(param = "market-price",
data.identifier = "btc.close",
date.start = "2012-01-01")
names(btc.close) <- "close"
btc.results <- SimpleMACDStrategyUnivariate(asset = btc.close,
asset.name = "BTC CHART",
nFast = 12,
nSlow = 26,
nSig = 9,
long.only = TRUE,
plot.strategy = TRUE,
plot.results = TRUE,
strategy.name = "MACD Strategy")
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Licensing
Copyright 2017 Essential Data Science Consulting ltd. (EssentialQuant.com / jellenvermeir@essentialquant.com). This software is copyrighted under the MIT license: View added LICENSE file.