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| <p>enter query in the format: colNam2: value. value can have double quotes for compound query</p> | |
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| void Main() | |
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| var account = ""; | |
| var key = ""; | |
| var tableName = ""; | |
| var cloudTable = GetStorageAccount(account, key).CreateCloudTableClient().GetTableReference(tableName); | |
| var tableQuery = new TableQuery<DynamicTableEntity>().Where(filter: string.Empty); |
| void Main() | |
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| //calls a method n number of times in a second. tps = transactions per second | |
| var tasker = new Tasker(tps: 10, taskToRun: (x) => {Console.WriteLine("hello " + x);}); | |
| tasker.Start(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); | |
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| var parser = new DynamicTraceEventParser(source); | |
| parser.All += delegate (TraceEvent data) | |
| { | |
| Console.WriteLine("Got Event: " + data.ToString()); |
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The Crazy Calendar strategy is a weekly income strategy on SPY that combines calendar spreads with diagonal credit spreads to create a high-probability, defined-risk trade structure. This document provides everything needed to implement this strategy mechanically, including theory, mechanics, market condition filters, position management, and operational checklists.
Target Performance: $25-75 average weekly profit per unit
Win Rate Target: 80-90% (with conditional filters applied)
Maximum Risk Per Trade: $300-500 per unit
Capital Requirement: Minimum $5,000 recommended per unit traded