Trading methodologies
A structured index of every trading approach — from scalping to quantitative analysis. Each methodology comes with theory, code and, where possible, a real backtest.
Methodologies differ not only in holding horizon but in requirements for infrastructure, capital and psychological resilience. Before choosing one, match its requirements against your real conditions.
Scalping
ProShort trades from seconds to minutes, high frequency, small profit per trade.
Read the breakdown →Swing Trading
IntermediateHolding positions from a few days to weeks based on technical analysis.
Read the breakdown →Position Trading
IntermediateLong-term trades based on fundamental analysis and macro trends.
Read the breakdown →Algorithmic Trading
ProAutomated systems based on formalized rules and models.
Read the breakdown →Quantitative Analysis
ProMathematical models and statistical methods for decision-making.
Read the breakdown →High-Frequency Trading (HFT)
ProUltra-high-frequency trading: latency, tick data, co-location.
Read the breakdown →Day Trading
IntermediateOpening and closing all positions within a single trading session.
Read the breakdown →Arbitrage
ProProfiting from price discrepancies between related instruments.
Read the breakdown →Grid Trading
IntermediateA grid of pending orders at equal price intervals.
Read the breakdown →Martingale
ProIncreasing position size after a losing trade to recover losses.
Read the breakdown →Copy Trading
BeginnerAutomatically copying the trades of experienced traders to your own account.
Read the breakdown →News Trading
IntermediateProfiting from volatility around macroeconomic data releases.
Read the breakdown →Options Strategies
ProUsing options for hedging and generating income.
Read the breakdown →Portfolio Management
ProAllocating capital across assets and strategies to optimize risk.
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