1, Programmed is a personalized futures trading software. Every ordinary investor or institutional investor can write his own trading model and conduct computer automatic trading according to his own investment experience and wisdom.
2. Input is the beginning of the program, and there are many data sources to be processed by the program, which form a variety of input methods, including file input, network input, console input, interactive interface output, random data input, internal parameter input and so on.
3. Process is a process in which a program calculates input data to produce output results. The method of solving calculation problems is called "algorithm" and is the most important part of the program. It can be said that the algorithm is the soul of a program.
The difference between programmed trading and quantitative trading is as follows:
1. Programmatic trading refers to an investment strategy that uses computer programs to make trading decisions. Usually involving stocks, futures, foreign exchange and other fields. Investment decisions are made based on some simple rules and indicators. The investment decision of programmed trading is usually based on technical analysis or fundamental analysis, and the construction and adjustment of portfolio are also based on some simple rules and indicators.
2. Quantitative trading refers to an investment strategy that uses mathematical models and algorithms to make trading decisions. It usually involves stocks, futures, foreign exchange and other fields. Investment decision-making is based on a large number of historical data and analysis results. The investment decision of quantitative trading is usually based on statistical analysis or machine learning algorithm, and the construction and adjustment of portfolio is also based on a large number of historical data and analysis results.
3. The difference between programmed trading and quantitative trading is that the former is simpler and more direct, and the investment decision is based on some simple rules and indicators, while the latter is more complex and scientific, and the investment decision is based on a large number of historical data and analysis results. In addition, quantitative trading can also avoid the interference of emotions and subjective factors, making investment decisions more objective and scientific.