A Java Spring Boot application provides a practical solution for tracking compounding trades. Users can input key parameters such as initial capital, target profit percentage, fixed trade fees, stop-loss orders, and varying trading periods.
The app then generates daily balance estimates throughout the selected period. Additionally, it displays estimated and real all-time profits, offering a comprehensive overview of your investment journey. Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly targets are presented alongside actual achievements for easy monitoring and analysis.
- Base Capital
Which is the initial capital to start the compounding journey with - Compounding Percentage
The user decides based on his technical trading levels a fixed target percentage - Estimated fees
- Compounding period
It is calculated by days/week/month/year then converted to days - Trading cycle
Beside the compounding period, to have more accurate targets a pre defined cycle would help to calculate loss possibilities - Estimated loss possibilities
And this is a very important input, it means how many trades you may lose withing a cycle of trades, e.g: "cycle = 10", "estimated loss possibilities = 2" = losing 2 trades for every 10 trades or losing 2 trades after every 8 profitable trades - Estimated loss percentage
aka stop loss - Official start date
To calculate the period with fixed dates
If you are reading this, I want you to know that the code I made is shi* I can make it better, but I felt tired and just wanted to finish it hh, maybe someday I will make it clean as much as I can, so please don't judge my ugly code.
This is a simple web application that exposes a REST API. This application uses Maven as the build tool and the current LTS version of Java, 17. I hope to add more functionality to this application in the future but for now this project uses the following dependencies:
- Spring Web
- Spring Data JDBC
- Spring Security
- Spring Data JPA
- MySQL Database
- JWT
- Hibernate
- Lombok
- Hikari
- Jakarta Validation
You need to download :
- Apache-Tomcat 10, required for spring-boot 3.0.0
- Change the packaging from JAR to WAR
- Run :
./mvnw clean install- Change directory to :/target
- Copy the war file and past it to your-tomcat-directory/webapps
- Change directory to : your-tomcat-directory/bin
- In command line run the following
catalina.bat run