Modelo de reversión de la ruptura basado en la estrategia de negociación de tortugas

El autor:¿ Qué pasa?, Fecha: 2024-01-29 16:48:00
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Resumen general

Esta estrategia se basa en la famosa Estrategia de Trading de Tortuga, que se ha validado a lo largo de los años. Envía señales largas y cortas con órdenes piramidal de hasta 5, lo que significa que la estrategia puede desencadenar hasta 5 órdenes en la misma dirección. Con una buena gestión de riesgos y dinero.

Cabe señalar que la estrategia combina dos sistemas que trabajan juntos (S1 y S2).

Estrategia lógica

El tamaño de posición es muy importante para los operadores de tortugas para gestionar adecuadamente el riesgo. Esta estrategia de tamaño de posición se adapta a la volatilidad del mercado y la cuenta (ganancias y pérdidas). Se basa en ATR (Rango Verdadero Medio), que también se puede llamar N. Su longitud predeterminada es 20.

El número de unidades a comprar es:

unit = (percentage_to_risk/100)*account/atr*syminfo.pointvalue 

Dependiendo de su apetito por el riesgo, puede aumentar el porcentaje de su cuenta, pero los comerciantes de tortugas no cumplen con el 1%.

También existe una regla adicional para reducir el riesgo si el valor de la cuenta cae por debajo del capital inicial: en este caso y sólo en este caso, en la fórmula de unidad se debe sustituir por:

account := (strategy.equity-strategy.openprofit)*(strategy.equity-strategy.openprofit)/strategy.initial_capital

2 sistemas trabajan juntos:
Si es un nuevo máximo, abrimos una posición larga y viceversa si es un nuevo mínimo entramos en una posición corta.

Añadimos una regla adicional:
Esta regla adicional permite al operador estar en tendencias principales si se ha omitido la señal del sistema 1. Si se ha omitido una señal para el sistema 1, y la siguiente vela también es una nueva ruptura de 20 días, S1 no da una señal.

Análisis de ventajas

La estrategia de la tortuga nos permite añadir unidades adicionales a la posición si el precio se mueve a nuestro favor. He configurado la estrategia para permitir que hasta 5 órdenes se agreguen en la misma dirección.

Hemos establecido un SL máximo del 10% para el primer pedido, lo que significa que no perderá más del 10% del valor de su primer pedido. Sin embargo, es posible perder más en sus órdenes piramidal, ya que el SL se incrementa/disminuye en 0.5*ATR(20), lo que no asegura una pérdida de más del 10% en sus órdenes piramidal.

Análisis de riesgos

El mayor riesgo de esta estrategia son las posiciones de gran tamaño. Dado que las órdenes de mercado se utilizan para la colocación de órdenes, la colocación de múltiples órdenes de mercado enormes al mismo tiempo tendrá un gran impacto en la cotización, causando un gran deslizamiento. Esto llevará a enormes pérdidas de capital.

Otro riesgo es la configuración inadecuada de la gestión de capital. Por ejemplo, la configuración incorrecta de stop loss o las proporciones de gran tamaño pueden conducir a pérdidas enormes. Esto debe configurarse con precaución de acuerdo con el propio apetito de riesgo.

Optimización

La estrategia se puede optimizar en los siguientes aspectos:

  1. Prueba el impacto de diferentes parámetros como el período ATR, el multiplicador ATR para la pérdida de parada, etc. en la relación de retorno y de puntería.

  2. Prueba diferentes reglas de entrada y salida. Por ejemplo, usa patrones de velas como filtros adicionales.

  3. Pruebe otros tipos de stop loss, como stop loss móvil, stop loss dinámico. Esto puede reducir la probabilidad de que se alcance el stop loss.

  4. Prueba el número de pedidos de la pirámide, cuanto más pedidos, mayor es el apalancamiento y el riesgo.

  5. Trate de dejar de operar durante períodos de tiempo específicos (como antes de la publicación de los datos de las nóminas no agrícolas de EE.UU.) para evitar el impacto de eventos importantes.

Resumen de las actividades

En general, esta estrategia alcanza un buen equilibrio entre riesgo y recompensa, adecuada para el comercio de tendencias a mediano y largo plazo. Tiene las ventajas de la sistematización del comercio, riesgos controlables. La estrategia puede mejorarse aún más mediante la optimización para aumentar la estabilidad y el rendimiento.


/*backtest
start: 2023-12-01 00:00:00
end: 2023-12-31 23:59:59
period: 1h
basePeriod: 15m
exchanges: [{"eid":"Futures_Binance","currency":"BTC_USDT"}]
*/

// This Pine Script™ code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/
// © gsanson66


//This strategy is based on the famous "Turtle Strategy"
//A well-known strategy which proved its performance during past years 
//@version=5
strategy("TURTLE STRATEGY", overlay=true)


//------------------------------TOOL TIPS--------------------------------//

t1 = "Percentage of the account the trader is willing to lose. This percentage is used to define the position size based on previous gains or losses. Turtle traders default to 1%."
t2 = "ATR Length"
t3 = "ATR Multiplier to fix the Stop Loss"
t4 = "Pyramiding : ATR Multiplier to set a profit target to increase position size"
t5 = "System 1 enter long if there is a new high after this selected period of time"
t6 = "System 2 enter long if there is a new high after this selected period of time"
t7 = "Exit Long from system 1 if there is a new low after this selected period of time"
t8 = "Exit Long from system 2 if there is a new low after this selected period of time"
t9 = "System 1 enter short if there is a new low after this selected period of time"
t10 = "System 2 enter short if there is a new low after this selected period of time"
t11 = "Exit short from system 1 if there is a new high after this selected period of time"
t12 = "Exit short from system 2 if there is a new high after this selected period of time"


//----------------------------------------FUNCTIONS---------------------------------------//

//@function Displays text passed to `txt` when called.
debugLabel(txt, color) =>
    label.new(bar_index, high, text=txt, color=color, style=label.style_label_lower_right, textcolor=color.black, size=size.small)

//@function which looks if the close date of the current bar falls inside the date range
inBacktestPeriod(start, end) => true


//---------------------------------------USER INPUTS--------------------------------------//

//Risk Management and turtle system input
percentage_to_risk = input.float(1, "Risk % of capital", maxval=100, minval=0, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t1) 
atr_period = input.int(20, "ATR period", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t2)
stop_N_multiplier = input.float(1.5, "Stop ATR", minval=0.1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t3)
pyramid_profit = input.float(0.5, "Pyramid Profit", minval=0.01, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t4)
S1_long = input.int(20, "S1 Long", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t5)
S2_long = input.int(55, "S2 Long", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t6)
S1_long_exit = input.int(10, "S1 Long Exit", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t7)
S2_long_exit = input.int(20, "S2 Long Exit", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t8)
S1_short = input.int(15, "S1 Short", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t9)
S2_short = input.int(55, "S2 Short", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t10)
S1_short_exit = input.int(7, "S1 Short Exit", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t11)
S2_short_exit = input.int(20, "S2 Short Exit", minval=1, group="Turtle Parameters", tooltip=t12)
//Backtesting period
startDate = input(title="Start Date", defval=timestamp("1 Jan 2020 00:00:00"), group="Backtesting Period")
endDate = input(title="End Date", defval=timestamp("1 July 2034 00:00:00"), group="Backtesting Period")


//----------------------------------VARIABLES INITIALISATION-----------------------------//

//Turtle variables
atr = ta.atr(atr_period)
var float buy_price_long = na
var float buy_price_short = na
var float stop_loss_long = na
var float stop_loss_short = na
float account = na
//Entry variables
day_high_syst1 = ta.highest(high, S1_long)
day_low_syst1 = ta.lowest(low, S1_short)
day_high_syst2 = ta.highest(high, S2_long)
day_low_syst2 = ta.lowest(low, S2_short)
var bool skip = false
var bool unskip_buffer_long = false
var bool unskip_buffer_short = false
//Exit variables
exit_long_syst1 = ta.lowest(low, S1_long_exit)
exit_short_syst1 = ta.highest(high, S1_short_exit)
exit_long_syst2 = ta.lowest(low, S2_long_exit)
exit_short_syst2 = ta.highest(high, S2_short_exit)
float exit_signal = na
//Backtesting period
bool inRange = na


//------------------------------CHECKING SOME CONDITIONS ON EACH SCRIPT EXECUTION-------------------------------//
strategy.initial_capital = 50000
//Checking if the date belong to the range
inRange := inBacktestPeriod(startDate, endDate)

//Checking if the current equity is higher or lower than the initial capital to adjusted position size
if strategy.equity - strategy.openprofit < strategy.initial_capital
    account := (strategy.equity-strategy.openprofit)*(strategy.equity-strategy.openprofit)/strategy.initial_capital
else
    account := strategy.equity - strategy.openprofit

//Checking if we close all trades in case where we exit the backtesting period
if strategy.position_size!=0 and not inRange
    strategy.close_all()
    debugLabel("END OF BACKTESTING PERIOD : we close the trade", color=color.rgb(116, 116, 116))


//--------------------------------------SKIP MANAGEMENT------------------------------------//
    
//Checking if a long signal has been skiped and system2 is not triggered
if skip and high>day_high_syst1[1] and high<day_high_syst2[1]
    unskip_buffer_long := true

//Checking if a short signal has been skiped and system2 is not triggered
if skip and low<day_low_syst1[1] and low>day_low_syst2[1]
    unskip_buffer_short := true

//Checking if current high is lower than previous 20_day_high after a skiped long signal to set skip to false
if unskip_buffer_long
    if high<day_high_syst1[1]
        skip := false
        unskip_buffer_long := false

//Checking if current low is higher than previous 20_day_low after a skiped short signal to set skip to false
if unskip_buffer_short
    if low>day_low_syst1[1]
        skip := false
        unskip_buffer_short := false

//Checking if we have an open position to reset skip and unskip buffers
if strategy.position_size!=0 and skip
    skip := false
    unskip_buffer_long := false
    unskip_buffer_short := false


//--------------------------------------------ENTRY CONDITIONS--------------------------------------------------//

//We calculate the position size based on turtle calculation
unit = (percentage_to_risk/100)*account/atr*syminfo.pointvalue

//Long order for system 1
if not skip and not (strategy.position_size>0) and inRange
    strategy.cancel("Long Syst 2")
    //We check that position size doesn't exceed available equity
    if unit*day_high_syst1>account
        unit := account/day_high_syst1
    stop_loss_long := day_high_syst1 - stop_N_multiplier*atr
    //We adjust SL if it's greater than 10% of trade value and fix it to 10%
    if stop_loss_long < day_high_syst1*0.9
        stop_loss_long := day_high_syst1*0.9
    strategy.order("Long Syst 1", strategy.long, unit, stop=day_high_syst1)
    buy_price_long := day_high_syst1

//Long order for system 2
if skip and not (strategy.position_size>0) and inRange
    //We check that position size doesn't exceed available equity
    if unit*day_high_syst2>account
        unit := account/day_high_syst2
    stop_loss_long := day_high_syst2 - stop_N_multiplier*atr
    //We adjust SL if it's greater than 10% of trade value and fix it to 10%
    if stop_loss_long < day_high_syst2*0.9
        stop_loss_long := day_high_syst2*0.9
    strategy.order("Long Syst 2", strategy.long, unit, stop=day_high_syst2)
    buy_price_long := day_high_syst2

//Short order for system 1
if not skip and not (strategy.position_size<0) and inRange
    strategy.cancel("Short Syst 2")
    //We check that position size doesn't exceed available equity
    if unit*day_low_syst1>account
        unit := account/day_low_syst1
    stop_loss_short := day_low_syst1 + stop_N_multiplier*atr
    //We adjust SL if it's greater than 10% of trade value and fix it to 10%
    if stop_loss_short > day_low_syst1*1.1
        stop_loss_short := day_low_syst1*1.1
    strategy.order("Short Syst 1", strategy.short, unit, stop=day_low_syst1)
    buy_price_short := day_low_syst1

//Short order for system 2
if skip and not (strategy.position_size<0) and inRange
    //We check that position size doesn't exceed available equity
    if unit*day_low_syst2>account
        unit := account/day_low_syst2
    stop_loss_short := day_low_syst2 + stop_N_multiplier*atr
    //We adjust SL if it's greater than 10% of trade value and fix it to 10%
    if stop_loss_short > day_low_syst2*1.1
        stop_loss_short := day_low_syst2*1.1
    strategy.order("Short Syst 2", strategy.short, unit, stop=day_low_syst2)
    buy_price_short := day_low_syst2


//-------------------------------PYRAMIDAL------------------------------------//

//Pyramid for long orders
if close > buy_price_long + (pyramid_profit*atr) and strategy.position_size>0
    //We calculate the remaining capital
    remaining_capital = account - strategy.position_size*strategy.position_avg_price*(1-0.0018)
    //We calculate units to add to the long position
    units_to_add = (percentage_to_risk/100)*remaining_capital/atr*syminfo.pointvalue
    if remaining_capital > units_to_add
        //We set the new Stop loss
        stop_loss_long := stop_loss_long + pyramid_profit*atr
        strategy.entry("Pyramid Long", strategy.long, units_to_add)
        buy_price_long := close

//Pyramid for short orders
if close < buy_price_short - (pyramid_profit*atr) and strategy.position_size<0
    //We calculate the remaining capital
    remaining_capital = account + strategy.position_size*strategy.position_avg_price*(1-0.0018)
    //We calculate units to add to the short position
    units_to_add = (percentage_to_risk/100)*remaining_capital/atr*syminfo.pointvalue
    if remaining_capital > units_to_add
        //We set the new Stop loss
        stop_loss_short := stop_loss_short - pyramid_profit*atr
        strategy.entry("Pyramid Short", strategy.short, units_to_add)
        buy_price_short := close


//----------------------------EXIT ORDERS-------------------------------//

//Checking if exit_long_syst1 is higher than stop_loss_long
if strategy.opentrades.entry_id(0)=="Long Syst 1"
    if exit_long_syst1[1] > stop_loss_long
        exit_signal := exit_long_syst1[1]
    else
        exit_signal := stop_loss_long

//Checking if exit_long_syst2 is higher than stop_loss_long
if strategy.opentrades.entry_id(0)=="Long Syst 2"
    if exit_long_syst2[1] > stop_loss_long
        exit_signal := exit_long_syst2[1]
    else
        exit_signal := stop_loss_long

//Checking if exit_short_syst1 is lower than stop_loss_short
if strategy.opentrades.entry_id(0)=="Short Syst 1"
    if exit_short_syst1[1] < stop_loss_short
        exit_signal := exit_short_syst1[1]
    else
        exit_signal := stop_loss_short

//Checking if exit_short_syst2 is lower than stop_loss_short
if strategy.opentrades.entry_id(0)=="Short Syst 2"
    if exit_short_syst2[1] < stop_loss_short
        exit_signal := exit_short_syst2[1]
    else
        exit_signal := stop_loss_short

//If the exit order is configured to close the position at a profit, we set 'skip' to true (we substract commission)
if strategy.position_size*exit_signal>strategy.position_size*strategy.position_avg_price*(1-0.0018)
    strategy.cancel("Long Syst 1")    
    strategy.cancel("Short Syst 1")
    skip := true
if strategy.position_size*exit_signal<=strategy.position_size*strategy.position_avg_price*(1-0.0018)
    skip := false

//We place stop exit orders
if strategy.position_size > 0
    strategy.exit("Exit Long", stop=exit_signal)

if strategy.position_size < 0
    strategy.exit("Exit Short", stop=exit_signal)


//------------------------------PLOTTING ELEMENTS-------------------------------//

plotchar(atr, "ATR", "", location.top, color.rgb(131, 5, 83))
//Plotting enter threshold
plot(day_high_syst1[1], "20 day high", color.rgb(118, 217, 159))
plot(day_high_syst2[1], "55 day high", color.rgb(4, 92, 53))
plot(day_low_syst1[1], "20 day low", color.rgb(234, 108, 108))
plot(day_low_syst2[1], "55 day low", color.rgb(149, 17, 17))
//Plotting Exit Signal
plot(exit_signal, "Exit Signal", color.blue, style=plot.style_circles)
//Plotting our position
exit_long_syst2_plot = plot(exit_long_syst2[1], color=na)
day_high_syst2_plot = plot(day_high_syst2[1], color=na)
exit_short_syst2_plot = plot(exit_short_syst2[1], color=na)
day_low_syst2_plot = plot(day_low_syst2[1], color=na)
fill(exit_long_syst2_plot, day_high_syst2_plot, color=strategy.position_size>0 ? color.new(color.lime, 90) : na)
fill(exit_short_syst2_plot, day_low_syst2_plot, color=strategy.position_size<0 ? color.new(color.red, 90) : na)



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