Adrian Reid argues that good automated stock-trading systems are simple to implement and do not require deep programming expertise; traders can become fully automated with guidance and monitor the process rather than code everything themselves. He notes members of his community already run multiple automated strategies across markets and timeframes.
Good systems are not complicated, they're actually quite simple. And the technology to implement this is actually not that complicated. Once you know how to do it, you don't need to be a programming expert, you don't need to be, you know, the world's best Python programmer or something like that. You don't need to understand all the APIs, you just need someone to guide you through it. But I have, you know, many, many people, traders in my community, who are now fully automated with a portfolio of systems across different strategies, different market, different time frames, and the computer runs the trading and they monitor the trading process.
