Studies on a Property Oriented Pandemic Surviving Trading Model

D. Oyemade, A. Ojugo
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The world economy was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, had a disastrous effect on the prices of commodities such as oil and gas, as well as foreign exchange (Forex) trading systems and currency pairs across nations, causing businesses to collapse and the economy to shut down. It was also accompanied by a significant loss of capital for stock and forex investors as a result of the failure of several stock and forex software systems and strategies that were built without taking into account the high volatility of market values induced by the coronavirus pandemic. This research focuses on examining and analysing the performance of some Forex systems during thepandemic. It analyses failed and successful systems throughout the pandemic period and suggests a pandemic surviving trading model to solve the problem of unforeseen disasters like the pandemic having an impact on trading systems. The system analyses the qualities and data of failed and successful systems, then incorporates the best features into the suggested model to create a model that is likely to survive any future pandemic. The findings reveal that systems constructed using the property-oriented pandemic surviving trading model generated significantly more profit during the pandemic than current systems.
面向属性的流行病生存交易模型研究
新冠肺炎疫情给世界经济带来沉重打击。COVID-19,也被称为冠状病毒,对石油和天然气等大宗商品的价格以及各国的外汇交易系统和货币对产生了灾难性的影响,导致企业倒闭,经济停滞。与此同时,由于几个股票和外汇软件系统和策略的失败,股票和外汇投资者也遭受了重大的资本损失,这些系统和策略的建立没有考虑到冠状病毒大流行引起的市场价值的高度波动。本研究的重点是检查和分析一些外汇系统在疫情期间的表现。它分析了整个大流行期间失败和成功的系统,并提出了一个大流行幸存交易模型,以解决像大流行这样对交易系统产生影响的不可预见的灾难的问题。该系统分析失败和成功系统的质量和数据,然后将最佳特征纳入建议的模型,以创建一个可能在未来任何大流行中幸存下来的模型。研究结果表明,使用以财产为导向的大流行生存交易模型构建的系统在大流行期间产生的利润明显高于当前系统。
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