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Why delete ..... I try to talk to people who may have touched much wider areas of analysis than multicurrency analysis.
what's wrong with that .... it is easier to discuss with people than alone ...
I will try to gather my thoughts later and write about the direction I am trying to analyse myself....
We will be waiting. Just a bit more constructive.
Prival 07.10.2010 23:18
You contradict yourself. On the one hand you say that you know how to get crosses from majors. On the other hand, you don't know enough about the majors to get the crosses from the majors.
But you need a complete matrix to identify currency movements.
Judging by the answer, I understand you say that if a more complete matrix is important, it is not the prices that are calculated using the crosses, but the speed of reaching these prices that can be observed.
through the tick volume, i.e. through the frequency of arrival of price data.... please correct me if I'm wrong.
Yes, very similar. Close by almost. I don't want to correct, I want to clarify. As much as some here claim that they only need the majors. They will calculate the rest. Practice shows that they are silent about one thing their calculation accuracy is +-lapot (to the accuracy of spread/2). Here is an example https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/132599/page2
Now about speeds. At school we often solved problems (remember) where there was a path, velocity and acceleration. Knowing these parameters, say, for a car, we can assume with a probability not 50/50, but a little more, let it be 85 to 15, that the car rushing with great speed and acceleration, is more likely to continue the way, than turn around. Am I right....a if so, then we need to find analogues of these concepts in forex (just imagine that this is not a graph of euro/dollar, but how a car (plane or let's say fly is flying) moves). Calculate and build a forecast...
At first glance the task is simple, but when you start going deeper into it, you understand that everything is not so simple. You have to remember, when you digitise any analogue value there is noise. This noise is called noise of sampling and quantization. So they exist (noise calculation formulae are available somewhere here), so before you need to get rid of them. It can be done sequentially, we can build a filter and pass quotes through it. And then analyze it. Or we may make a joint analysis (take into account the presence of noise), I chose this way. I describe the movement with stochastic differential equations and it means Kalman filtering here in details. https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/105740/page15
I always try to forecast price and price is (asc+bid)/2. The more accurate the forecast the better and more perfect TS you can build, there is research here on the forum, look for how the forecast affects the quality of TS, it enters in the profit in the 4th degree if I remember correctly.
And the third - we must not forget that we do not see the net movement of euro or dollar, but can only observe the projection of this movement on the plane euro/dollar-time or the plane euro/pound-time etc. so I build an index of currency movements of euro, dollar, pound, etc. And it's very important to close the space to have the whole matrix (all projections), if you calculate them through the majors then shit happens (although this is understandable, mathematics is an exact science, it's in statistics there are confidence intervals there you can +-spread count...) in mathematics can not.
Well, in short as that so ...