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From the terminal help:
A technical indicator is a mathematical transformation of the price and/or volumes of a financial instrument to predict future price movements. Based on signals from technical indicators, decisions are made as to how and when to open or close a position.
Based on this definition, is it possible to say that the operation of comparing prices of bars (neighbouring) does not fall under the definition of a technical indicator?
then there remains the blind dispatch
Yeah, just like that. ))
To be more precise, it goes like this:
We take all available symbols on the server into an array. And randomly, trying only their names that are not indicators per se, we open positions.
Then it will be a true indicatorless trade.
We can sum it up finally, to make everyone happy. )
but to open a position you have to request quotes from your broker
so there are no non-syndicator strategies at all
Here's an example of mine. This idea, or philosophy, is mine, whatever you like to think of it.
If we have to determine whether it's going to rain or not, we look up. If there are black clouds, then there is a good chance of rain. The rain indicator, that's "black clouds".
And my robot doesn't use the black clouds indicator. It does this: it looks if it's raining, it opens an umbrella, and it doesn't care if there are black clouds in the sky or not.
He acts according to his obsession. I taught him: when it's raining, you have to open the umbrella, and that, rain protection, i.e. I don't have any indicators applied.
And he has many such "tools" as an umbrella.
Clouds are the cause of rain. Rain is a consequence of the cause. So, in non-tradable trading, you have to react to the consequence. Right?
Here's an example of mine. This idea, or philosophy, is mine, whatever you like to think of it.
If we have to determine whether it's going to rain or not, we look up. If there are black clouds, then there is a good chance of rain. The rain indicator, that's "black clouds".
And my robot doesn't use the black clouds indicator. It does this: it looks if it is raining, it opens an umbrella, and it doesn't care if there are black clouds in the sky or not.
He acts according to his obsession. I have taught him: when it rains, you have to open the umbrella, and that, rain protection, i.e. I do not have any indicators applied.
And he has many such "tools" as an umbrella.
At least two states:
Quite an indicator. ))
Some kind of mania. It must be so important to think, by all means, that no indicators are used, even if they are not. )))
It's more of a marketing move where the customer is attracted, by something new, which is not necessarily, very often, true.
Some kind of mania. It must be so important to think, by all means, that no indicators are used, even if they are not. )))
It's more of a marketing move where the customer is attracted, by something new, which is not necessarily, very often, true.
Here's another example.
Outside look a dog is sleeping. There are 2 options to pass .
1 You from afar start to examine it. Is the dog big or small, is it sleeping or not, if it is sleeping it will wake up or not, is the breed calm, intelligent or dumb and aggressive, etc.
And you start to determine whether the dog will attack or not. Suppose you determine that the dog won't attack, but you're wrong. What do you do then. (You guess wrong and lose your deposit).
2 You collect protective equipment such as a stick, stone, knife, gun, etc. And it doesn't matter if the dog will attack or not. You will calmly, according to the situation.
apply one of the defences.
I prefer the second method because it is impossible to predict whether the price will go up or down.