
Trading bots
Trade your strategy on MOEX and with international brokers — QUIK, MetaTrader 5, Interactive Brokers. With risk management, a trade log and 24/7 alerts.
- MOEX
- QUIK
- MT5
- IBKR
- FIX/FAST
Open to new projects
Bot developer. Here you will find what we build, how we work, market news and articles — and the easiest way to reach me.
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MetaTrader 5Free · Open source
The grid algorithm from my own trading system, pulled out into a project of its own: a ladder of levels, a take-profit on each one, a position-wide stop and a trailing stop. Every setting lives in one file, the controls live in your browser. Read the code, run it, make it yours.
Published as is and not investment advice. Trading perpetual futures carries risk — start on a demo account.
The bots we build — from trading to marketing.
Systems I have built and keep developing.
The bots trade on their own around the clock, while a person sees them all in one window: state, orders on the chart, trade history.
Trades a grid on any exchange market and adapts to the move: it works both in a flat market and in a trend.
Key headlines from official sources and business media, linked to the original.
Headlines refresh every 2 minutes and open on the source website.
Five stages — from your idea to supporting the finished solution.
Stage 01
You describe the task: what the bot should do and which platforms and data it works with. Your own words are enough — we will help turn them into a specification.
Stage 02
We analyse the task, check platform and API constraints and propose a solution architecture. We estimate the timeline and cost and put them into a clear work plan.
Stage 03
We go through the plan with you and clarify details and priorities. Work starts only after the result, timeline and budget are agreed.
Stage 04
We build in stages and show interim results. We test on historical data and in demo mode, then put the solution into production.
Stage 05
We monitor stable operation, update the bot when platform APIs or rules change and extend it on request.
On development and beyond.
How a grid of orders is built, what its income is actually made of, why martingale does not reduce risk but changes its shape, and what keeps the loss bounded. The code of such a bot is open.
Where the spread goes in arbitrage — fees, slippage, transfers and funding. A worked example with illustrative numbers and what a bot must check before it enters.
1C:Enterprise integration options — OData, HTTP services and file exchange. Why you should never write to the database directly and how to survive configuration updates.
Tell me about it — let’s figure out the best way to make it happen.
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