After last week's position reset—didn't follow the system's stop-loss—watching the system give signals in the opposite direction—liquidation, then deciding not to do manual trading, switching to quantitative trading, and working on it for three days without issues, finally Sesame customer service told me there’s no interface for TradFi order routing...

People are stunned, quantitative trading failed, on the market, claiming that Sesame's gold order-routing quantitative trading is mostly bragging because I’ve actually run through a complete program myself.
Then I thought, actually, my previous trend-based quantitative approach is related because the signals were too few and missed some trades, and missing a trade meant several hours lost. I was bored while watching, and you guys found it boring too, so I developed this current system—scalping-based quantitative trading, with signals increasing geometrically. Today was the first day of live trading, and I found many areas for optimization. That’s a good thing, after all, continuous updates are our biggest advantage.
Overall, it’s okay. From 9:00 to 11:30 in the morning, and 2:30 to 5:00 in the afternoon, I made 51 points, half of my position, and for the last two quantitative signals, I felt the entry points weren’t very good, told the brothers in the live room not to enter, I didn’t enter myself, but I got proven wrong—one even turned into a big profit. I had some things to do tonight and won’t be live streaming, see you tomorrow. #Gate广场五月交易分享