Hello everyone, i've been trading for a while but im pretty new into coding. I wanted to know, if there is any experienced coder, if it would be possible to create a code that analyses lets say from the S&P 500 the combinations of all the technical analysis tools that if followed would have produced the biggest return.
Lets say to make it a little clearer, a code that tracks the following(i will use as an example a particular stock but i would like to know with the 500): Apple's crossing of moving average the 50 below the 200 has proved right let stay the 20 percent of times to be a right sign of sell. Then the computer should try the yield for the crossing from the 60 with the 200, then the 70 with the 200, that repeated with a big amount of techincal analysis tools combined for a bunch of companies. To show which would have been the best strategy for the past and check if it would yield in the future,though the past price does not reflect future behaviour, it may show a certain trader behavior that psicologycally repeats over time. Thank you.
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