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I think it may well exist.
I personally prefer to talk not about points, I've been creating forecasting systems for a long time (not just for forex, or rather forex was like a fun).
and i have my own strategy based on one of them that prints dough.
any indicator already predicts 50/50 (a little more, a little less), but they are essentially filters.
the only known indicator today is the extrapolator, but it is essentially a toy that needs a different approach,
I'm not sure if it's a statistical tool, but the standard one is wrong, I use the pips.
I wrote
any indicator makes a 50/50 prediction (a bit more, a bit less), but they are inherently filters.
When the indicator shows the downside and the price went up, then the price goes up, but you don't know what to do.
But when the price goes up and the swing is going down, then you don't think I can open a position until the swing turns around or the price turns around too.......
i.e. there's an expectation if the price turns around, the trend has changed direction, it's time to open a position, forecast or what do you call it?
If you use three bezels, then the trend changes direction, it's time to open position, forecast or whatever you call it?
But if you use three scales, high and low with period 5 and their median with period 15, you'll get an interesting structure
the channel in which the average price moves, you can see how the movement of the median price approaches one of the bars .....,if you calculate the speed of changes of
If you calculate the speed of change of the median in the channel, you can get a forecast of the price reversal in the form of a specific number and time.
I want to draw attention to the fact that the simple wristwatch produces false positives, with high valence, so it's worth developing special ...... it's a matter of technique.
I think it's a thing of the past, there are more accurate forecasting systems.
the extrapolator by its nature can not predict, the author has implemented it a bit wrong, well, this is my opinion
I just watched it working and made my simple version, the results are amazingly different and it seemed to me that despite the fact that I have a simpler (rougher)
the results were closer to the price, so I drew the appropriate conclusion.
I can't say anything about the commercial predictive systems, I didn't hold them in my hands.
the extrapolator by its nature can not predict, the author has implemented it a bit wrong, well, this is my opinion
I just watched it working and made my simple version, the results are amazingly different and it seemed to me that despite the fact that I have a simpler (rougher)
the results were closer to the price, so I drew the appropriate conclusion.
I can't say anything about the commercial predictive systems, I didn't hold them in my hands.
user999 10.01.2011 10:19
everything is true.
I do not agree about the principle, everything is there, you just have to look for it, I have not looked for anything, just sat down and did it, well, that's another story........
somewhere on the forum, he wrote that he first filtered out the price and then extrapolated, and the results were much better. Here is another example that everything can be done.
It was necessary to find a fundamentally new approach, which would be based not on trying to find a satisfactory approximation of the model to the object being modelled, but on a principle that gives the same result automatically, by virtue of the nature of the principle itself. This principle does not yet exist among known methods of applied mathematics, but whatever is done once can be repeated many times with greater or lesser accuracy.
The article will be published on 31 March.
The article will be published on 31 March.