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NSE MCP Python Tutorial: Build a Simple Stock Market AI Agent with Agno
NSE MCP Python tutorial: connect to the two official NSE MCP endpoints, explore all 26 market data tools and build a...
Introduction to Nautilus Trader Part 3: Portfolio and Multi-Strategy Backtesting with OpenAlgo Historify
Part 3: a six-stock portfolio and two strategies in one Nautilus Trader account, with OpenAlgo Historify data, and what diversification really...
Introduction to Nautilus Trader Part 2: Position Sizing, Order Types, Backtest Settings and Tearsheets
Part 2 of our Nautilus Trader series: position sizing, market, limit and stop orders, the backtest settings that move results, and...
Introduction to Nautilus Trader Part 1: Architecture and Event-Driven Backtesting with OpenAlgo
New to Nautilus Trader? Learn its event-driven architecture, how orders fill in a backtest, and how to backtest an NSE strategy...
Python Tutorial on Span Margin Calculator using Marginism
Marginism is a Python library that removes that dependency completely. You give it the exchange's daily SPAN risk parameter file and...
Building a Simple ORB Strategy Visualization with Stop Loss and Target Using OpenAlgo – Python Tutorial
Build a Python ORB strategy visualizer with OpenAlgo: fetch 1-minute data, compute opening range levels, add stop loss and target logic,...
What Traders Should Know About PyO3: When Rust Makes Your Python Faster
What is a thin PyO3 wrapper? A thin PyO3 wrapper is a small layer of Python-friendly code sitting on top of...
Setting Up a New Mac Mini with Python 3.14 using Homebrew
Learn how to set up a new Mac Mini for Python development using Homebrew. This step-by-step guide covers installing Python 3.14,...
Event Driven Backtesting and Event Loops for Traders
Event driven backtesting simulates trading the way markets actually work. Instead of calculating everything at once, it processes events step by...
Smart Money Concepts (SMC) Structures and FVG – A Python Tutorial
Smart Money Concepts (SMC) is one of the most widely discussed price action frameworks in modern trading. Unlike traditional technical analysis...
If Python Is Slow, Why Do Hedge Funds, Quant Firms, and Prop Trading Desks Still Use It?
Python is often criticized for being slow, yet it remains one of the most widely used languages inside hedge funds, quantitative...