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Dynamic Position Sizing

by clonex, 4542 days ago
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If you are a momentum trader then volatility is your friend.The current script analyzes and calculates the volatility of the security you are about to buy/short and update the number of shares according to this volatility. The 60 day standard deviation is used to calculate the volatility.

Example:
You have three instuments in your strategy

A: stddev = 1,2
B: stddev = 1,8
C: stddev = 2,2
Sum is: 5,2

Asset A now uses 1,2/5,2 % of equity
Asset B now uses 1,8/5,2 % of equity
Asset B now uses 2,2/5,2 % of equity

So assets with higher volatility get more free equity and assets with lower volatility get less free equity.
This script can significantly increase your AR and decrease DD.

I created this script with strong help QS support. Thank You QS!


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