/AlphaHub_Community_Solutions

Source code for AlphaHub Trader

Primary LanguagePythonGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

AlphaHub Community Solutions

Source code for AlphaHub Automated Traders:

https://github.com/alphahub-us/AlphaHub_Community_Solutions

We share with the community the algorithm Xylem that our R&D company Quantonomy uses every day to do his own internal trading:

https://github.com/alphahub-us/xylem/tree/589202bd3b0cd72fdcae69720ceb6660a884a3c8

We used this algo consistently since July 2020 with about 98 % reliability. You are welcome to use it yourself and follow the same type of trades the company executes (using your favorite AlphaHub signal).

The other files in this repository are AlphaHub Community Solutions to execute, using different brokers, the signals from the AlphaHub platform. AlphaHub members developed their own versions of automated Traders besides the one that AlphaHub provides for free to our members, see https://github.com/gsantostasi/AlphaHubTrader.

These are Traders created in different languages and support different brokers.

AlphaHub doesn't test these Community contributions but members have used them successfully for some time before posting them here. Please go through the codes if you are a programmer and improve them (we can then post your improved version) and/or test them on paper trading (if you are a member trader) for some time yourself before launching them with real accounts. In general use them with cautions. AlphaHub doesn't take responsibility for these Community codes but you can report bugs to email address listed below.

Contact us at giovanni@quantonomyfund if you are a developer that has created a successful Trader using our signals. Occasionally we will offer rewards for particularly well developed solutions but the idea is to help other members to use consistently the AlphaHub signals. Also use address for reporting bugs (please let us know the algo you are testing) and we will contact the developer and let them know of the reported bug.

The files also contain few examples in MatLab that show how to connect with the AlphaHub platform. Other examples in python that show how to use a Websocket are available here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8STSUsXRBhE&t=373s

and here:

https://git.sr.ht/~dcrck/alphahub-listener

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Stay tuned for documentation and video material.

Thank you to be an active and productive member of our community !

The AlphaHub Team