Please also note that the indicators are not numerical values, so we need to get its value in the Current.Value property: def Initialize(self): Since these methods create a new instance, we just should only to call it once (normally in Initialize) and assign it to a class variable to be accessed throughout the algorithm.
These helper methods create a new instance of a indicator object and hook it up to a data consolidator so that the indicator is automatically updated by the engine. In QuantConnect/Lean, we have shortcut methods for indicators, they belong to the QCAlgorithm class (use self) and name are upper-cased. Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? I have tried to edit the way I create the variable 'rsi' but nothing seems to work. If rsi : TypeError : Cannot get managed objectĪt ( args, Rsi = self.RSI("USDJPY", 14, MovingAverageType.Simple) # rjpy = self.AddForex("EURJPY", Resolution.Minute).Symbol djpy = self.AddForex("USDJPY", Resolution.Minute).Symbol # rusd = self.AddForex("EURUSD", Resolution.Minute).Symbol Quick Start Lesson 1: Introduction to QuantConnect QuantConnect 9.14K subscribers Subscribe 246 37K views 5 years ago QuantConnect Quick Start In this video we demonstrate the basic features. QuantConnect is an open-source algorithmic trading platform that provides its community of over 220,000 quants with access to financial data, cloud computing, and a coding environment where they. Self.SetBrokerageModel(BrokerageName.OandaBrokerage) # Set Brokerage model to load OANDA fee structure. # Set the cash we'd like to use for our backtest This is the important part of my code: def Initialize(self): I'm just getting started with QuantConnect, but I understand Python fairly well, or so I thought.
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