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Help with simple, media past 30-days, multi-asset algorithm
cyapur
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Hi.

I quit trying to learn how to use the Quantopian platform a few months ago. But I want to give a shot again. However, I'm way better learning through try-error than reading and trying until something works. So, If anyone could share a simple algorithm, like the media of the last 30 days for multiple assets it will be tremendously helpful for this novice. (Or any other simple algorithm, and if it has some contest restrictions, better). Or if there is a public-shared working algorithm where I can look into and learn, will also work!

Regards,

1 response
Dan Whitnable

First off welcome! Take a look at this post https://www.quantopian.com/posts/simple-example-investment-program-available-to-share .

There are a couple of algorithms which may serve as a starting point. Please follow up if there are specific questions or direction you want to try.

Good luck!

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