In episode 344 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, Etienne sits down wth full-time automated trading systems developer Matt DeLong. He is a pro when it comes to mastering algo trading and strategy development. Matt will teach you how you can create fully automated trading systems that can be run fairly hands-off.

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Listen to Matt DeLong's previous interview (2019)

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In This Episode, You'll Learn...

0:15 Introduction
0:51 What has Matt done since his last interview with Etienne
3:15 Why Matt's algo was originally a Long only strategy
4:50 How Matt constructs algorithmic trading strategies
7:06 Why algos should look at multiple timeframes
7:41 Is Matt an algo trader or algo manager?
8:54 How can someone using algo protect their capital
10:55 How Matt monitors his algo trades
13:00 How can you know when you need to replace an algo
15:08 How can you know that the market conditions have changed
17:12 How can you get started with being an algo trader
19:53 Why Tradingview data works well for Matt
21:13 How can you determine if a strategy is good from its statistics
24:54 What platform does Matt use to be able to trade on multiple brokers
26:50 How can you get an algo built for trading
28:26 What is Matt's preferred programming platform for trading
29:31 Where to find Matt DeLong
29:47 What does Matt do at Real Life Trading
And much more!

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