Using Visual Studio - I want to create, test, and optimize trading strategies using WealthLab's tools, such as the Strategy Builder or C# coding environment, and keep them stored locally or in a private workspace.
Do I have any step by step guide?
Below is my custom script
Trade Date Flow
RDDT 01/31 200C @ 2.5 1/21/25, 9:45 AM
$UNH 550c 1/30 @ $1.10 1/21/25, 1:05 PM
$CRSP 60c 2/21 @.45 1/22/25, 2:33 PM 70k options traded
$ACN 400c 2/21 @ $1.25 1/28/25, 9:35 AM
$DOCU 100c 2/21 @ $1.55 1/28/25, 9:55 AM
Do I have any step by step guide?
Below is my custom script
Trade Date Flow
RDDT 01/31 200C @ 2.5 1/21/25, 9:45 AM
$UNH 550c 1/30 @ $1.10 1/21/25, 1:05 PM
$CRSP 60c 2/21 @.45 1/22/25, 2:33 PM 70k options traded
$ACN 400c 2/21 @ $1.25 1/28/25, 9:35 AM
$DOCU 100c 2/21 @ $1.55 1/28/25, 9:55 AM
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F1 > Strategy > TradeHistory Strategies
Let's not consider Visual Studio if you're not already a developer. Everything you need is in WL8. Use the build in Editor for C# Strategies, and what was the "Strategy Builder" in WL6 is now far more versatile as "Building Block Strategies" in WL8.
Re: custom script
You can use a "Trade History Strategy" to read in an ASCII file of trades. The records need to be consistent (they're not in your example) and you'll probably need to remove the "c" suffix to convert the numerical quantity.
When you want to know more about a tool, click the ? button in the upper right corner or hit F1 for the User Guide.
Re: custom script
You can use a "Trade History Strategy" to read in an ASCII file of trades. The records need to be consistent (they're not in your example) and you'll probably need to remove the "c" suffix to convert the numerical quantity.
When you want to know more about a tool, click the ? button in the upper right corner or hit F1 for the User Guide.
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