⚠️ IMPORTANT SERIES UPDATE
Before moving ahead in this Algo Trading series, you must be comfortable with Golang.
From the next videos onward:
I will NOT explain basic programming concepts
I will focus on real broker APIs and system building
Code will be written directly in Golang
If you are new to Golang, I strongly recommend completing a Golang course first.
👉 I have already completed a full Golang series on this channel:
( • Golang for Traders & Developers (Complete ... )
Once you are comfortable with:
✔️ Functions
✔️ Structs
✔️ Goroutines
✔️ Channels
✔️ Basic project structure
You can safely continue this Algo Trading series.
📌 From the next videos, we will start:
All-in-One Broker SDK
Order placement (Zerodha & Fyers)
Positions, funds & holdings APIs
Telegram alerts
Server automation
Market data using WebSockets
This series is meant for serious learners who want to build real algo trading systems.
About Me:
Hey, I’m Pankaj Saini — a Software Engineer by profession with experience working at two of India’s leading stockbrokers. I’ve also worked as a Quant Developer, where I built and deployed several trading algorithms. On this channel, I’ll be sharing my knowledge, insights, and practical experience in algorithmic trading to help you learn and grow in this space.
👨💻 By: Pankaj Saini
Contact link :
Portfolio Website: https://pankajsaini.vercel.app/
Linkedin : / saini-pankaj
Github: https://github.com/sainipankaj15
Instagram: / _pnkj_15
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