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# Backtesting
-The goal of this menu is to allow super simple research into potential strategies.
-We currently provides a couple basic options for starting with backtesting strategies. Note that this is currently just a
-simple logic (i.e price comparisons). Obviously these strategies should not be used immediately and should be researched,
-improved and further tested on your own.
+This menu aims to apply backtesting strategies regarding a pre-loaded ticker, and the usage of the following commands along with an example will be exploited below. Note that this is currently just a simple logic (i.e price comparisons). These strategies should not be used immediately and should be researched, improved and further tested on your own.
-The current implementation uses the [bt](#http://pmorissette.github.io/bt/index.html) library.
+* [ema](#ema)
+ * buy when price exceeds EMA(l)
+* [ema_cross](#ema_cross)
+ * buy when EMA(short) > EMA(long)
+* [rsi](#rsi)
+ * buy when RSI < low and sell when RSI > high
-Current strategies are:
-* [Simple EMA](#SimpleEMA)
- * Buys the stock when `price > EMA(l)`
-
-* [EMA Cross](#EMA Cross)
- * Buys when EMA(short) > EMA(long) and sells when the opposite is true
-
-* [RSI](#RSI)
- * Momentum strategy that longs when RSI < threshold (oversold) and shorts when
+NOTE: The current implementation uses the [bt](#http://pmorissette.github.io/bt/index.html) library.
-### SimpleEMA
-This strategy buys when price > EMA(l)
+### ema
````
usage: ema [-l] [--spy] [--no_bench]
````
+
+This strategy buys when price > EMA(l).
* -l: Period of EMA to use. Default = 20.
* [--spy]: Flag that overlays the results if you buy and hold SPY
* [--no_bench]: Flag that removes the benchmark comparison of just buy and hold the stock.
-im:
+
+
-### EMA Cross
-This strategy goes long when EMA(short) > EMA(long) and goes short when
-EMA(short) < EMA(long). I provide the option to go long only through the --no_short flag
+### ema_cross
````
usage: ema_cross [-l] [-s] [--spy] [--no_bench] [--no_short]
````
+
+This strategy goes long when EMA(short) > EMA(long) and goes short when EMA(short) < EMA(long). It provides the option to go long only through the --no_short flag.
* -l/--long: Long period of EMA to use. Default = 50.
* -s/--short: Short period of EMA to use. Default = 20.
* [--spy]: Flag that overlays the results if you buy and hold SPY
* [--no_bench]: Flag that removes the benchmark comparison of just buy and hold the stock.
* [--no_short]: Flag that removes the shortable option. Will just be long positions when short > long EMAs.
-im
-### RSI
-This strategy goes long when the RSI is "oversold" - defined as the low parameter. It goes short when
-the RSI is "overbought" - defined as the high (upper) parameter
+
+
+
+
+### rsi
````
usage: rsi [-u] [-l] [-p] [--spy] [--no_bench] [--no_short]
````
+
+This strategy goes long when the RSI is "oversold" - defined as the low parameter. It goes short when the RSI is "overbought" - defined as the high (upper) parameter
* -u/--high: High (upper) value to consider overbought. Default = 70
* -s/--short: Short period of EMA to use. Default = 30
* -p/--periods: Periods to use for RSI calculation. Default = 14.
@@ -55,5 +54,5 @@ usage: rsi [-u] [-l] [-p] [--spy] [--no_bench] [--no_short]
* [--no_bench]: Flag that removes the benchmark comparison of just buy and hold the stock.
* [--no_short]: Flag that removes the shortable option. Will just be long positions when short > long EMAs.
-
-
+
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