Systematic ASX Trading

Turn trading rules into a repeatable process.

Algorithmic trading uses predefined rules and market data to systematise parts of the trading process. Marketdata provides Australian traders with ASX-focused data, screening and analytical tools for developing a more structured approach to the market.

ASX market data · systematic analysis · rule-based workflows
Marketdata / Algorithmic Trading ● SYSTEM
STRATEGY SIGNALS RISK MARKET DATA
01# example rule-based market logic
02if rsi(symbol) < 30:
03  signal = "WATCH"
04if volume > average_volume:
05  confirm = True
06if signal and confirm:
07  evaluate_setup(symbol)
Market ASX
Process RULE BASED
Status ● ANALYSING
● ALGORITHM Market data Rules Signals
RULE BASED Defined trading logic
DATA DRIVEN Market information
REPEATABLE Consistent process
ASX FOCUSED Australian market
Algorithmic Trading

What is algorithmic trading?

Algorithmic trading is the use of computer-defined instructions to analyse markets or perform trading-related actions according to predetermined rules. Those rules can incorporate factors such as price, volume, technical indicators, timing and risk criteria.

01 / DATA

Start with market data

A systematic process requires consistent inputs. Price, volume and derived market information can form the foundation of trading rules.

02 / RULES

Define the conditions

Convert parts of a trading methodology into explicit conditions that can be evaluated consistently rather than subjectively.

03 / SIGNALS

Identify market signals

Rules can be used to identify securities meeting specific market or technical criteria for further assessment.

04 / FILTER

Reduce the market universe

Systematic screening can help narrow a large ASX universe into a smaller group of potential setups.

05 / RISK

Make risk part of the logic

A trading system should consider risk criteria and position controls rather than focusing only on entry signals.

06 / REVIEW

Measure and refine

Systematic approaches can be reviewed against defined criteria so traders can evaluate and refine their process.

Systematic Workflow

From raw market data to a defined trading decision.

Algorithmic trading is not simply about making trades faster. Its core advantage is the ability to translate a methodology into a structured and repeatable sequence of decisions.

01

Market Data

Collect the price, volume and market information required by the strategy.

02

Trading Rules

Evaluate market data against predefined technical or quantitative conditions.

03

Signal

Identify when a security meets the criteria established by the trading methodology.

04

Risk & Action

Apply risk rules and determine what action, if any, should follow the signal.

For Australian Traders

Build systematic thinking into your ASX workflow.

Marketdata research tools

01
Market Screener Filter the ASX universe using market and company metrics before deeper analysis.
02
RSI Screener Use technical momentum conditions as part of a systematic market-screening process.
03
Market Charts Investigate price action and technical indicators across different chart intervals.

Why traders use algorithms

01
Consistency Apply the same defined conditions to market data rather than changing criteria from one security to another.
02
Scale Evaluate more securities and market conditions than a trader could reasonably inspect manually.
03
Discipline Defined rules can help separate the analytical process from impulsive decision-making.
Marketdata

Build a more systematic approach to the Australian market.

Combine ASX market screening, technical indicators, charts and market information in a data-driven environment designed for active traders and investors.

Marketdata provides market information, educational material and analytical tools for research purposes. Algorithmic or systematic trading involves risk and does not guarantee profitable results. Nothing on this page should be considered personal financial advice.