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I don't see anything on the topic of the topic =)
Here on the forum, almost everything on the topic, varieties of speculation, any variations, albeit indirectly - but on the topic :) The very name of the thread inadequate, do not you think?, Simple logic - nothing is everlasting in trading, any strategy depends on the market condition (this is a real hobby, but all seeking constancy), that's how to find it if the market is not constant, and depends on many factors, so such branches are growing like mushrooms. Everybody starts with it at some point.)
You can make such a robot that every time will be like for the first time ;) We should analyze the current state and react to it. I.e. - different approaches to different (current) situations. In short - he must think at least at the level of an ant (I wanted to say cockroach, but just remembered that such cockroaches here a dime a dozen). In this field for a couple of years I am stuck (soon in Kaschenko's office), there are results, but so far do not like.
Cross my heart just in case.
It seems to me that it is necessary to automate 1-10 strategies in one robot, in simple words (highlighted above). I don't know how complicated it would be. There simply cannot be more than ten market states.
Cross my heart just in case.
It seems to me that it is necessary to automate 1-10 strategies in one robot, in simple words (highlighted above). I don't know how complicated it would be. There simply cannot be more than ten market conditions.
Well... it looks like, but if you're really picky, the strategy is the same - reacting to the current state of affairs. The analysis unit has made me completely crazy - I'm angry, I'm eating flies...
Artem, as usual, everything brilliant is simple. We drive ourselves into a deadlock because we fail to see the obvious. I understand that we are pressed for time, but the desire to do without rest and without a fresh look throws me off for a long time.
I agree, but, hell, you have to... And in principle, it's easy. But there's a lot of the same type of data - it's a pain in the ass to get them all... They're all the same, but the combination of them in different variations tells you different states. You know how and what you have to do, but your hands don't want to... but they have to. I can't think of any distractions but my brain solves them anyway. It's a pity I can't put it in a jar so it won't get in the way.
Yeah, five in the morning, crawl up on my pillow...
Cross my heart just in case.
It seems to me that it is necessary to automate 1-10 strategies in one robot, in simple words (highlighted above). I don't know how complicated it would be. There simply cannot be more than ten market conditions.
The sum doesn't change by changing the places of the terms.)
forex does not and cannot have the same volume as the stock market. The volumes that are available are the number of ticks per unit of time. It is a very relative parameter, which can change as you wish. The fund has a volume of funds on which operations are executed. The volume on the fund is a real indicator, which can clarify many things. On the forex market the volume is a conditional value.
So this number of ticks per unit of time - what does it mean in terms of market behaviour? Or does it mean nothing?