Newly Developed Flexible Grid Trading Model Combined ANN and SSO algorithm

Wei-Chang Yeh, Yu-Hsin Hsieh and Chia-Ling Huang

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Abstract: In modern society, the trading methods and strategies used in financial market have gradually changed from traditional on-site trading to electronic remote trading, and even online automatic trading performed by a pre-programmed computer programs because the continuous development of network and computer computing technology. The quantitative trading, which the main purpose is to automatically formulate people's investment decisions into a fixed and quantifiable operation logic that eliminates all emotional interference and the influence of subjective thoughts and applies this logic to financial market activities in order to obtain excess profits above average returns, has led a lot of attentions in financial market. The development of self-adjustment programming algorithms for automatically trading in financial market has transformed a top priority for academic research and financial practice. Thus, a new flexible grid trading model combined with the Simplified Swarm Optimization (SSO) algorithm for optimizing parameters for various market situations as input values and the fully connected neural network (FNN) and Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model for training a quantitative trading model to automatically calculate and adjust the optimal trading parameters for trading after inputting the existing market situation is developed and studied in this work. The proposed model provides a self-adjust model to reduce investors' effort in the trading market, obtains outperformed investment return rate and model robustness, and can properly control the balance between risk and return.

Date: 2022-09
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