Martingale: the maximum possible chain of continuous losses/profits - page 2
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Going against the trend - but at the end of the trend. At least 3 times the margin (pips, money). And there will be your V.raal...., and no need for lemons in the account...
so how do we determine the end of a trend?
1. You are analysing some specific financial instruments as a possible use of martin.
2. this approach is the most common, not just for martin, but for everything. And it seems flawed.
First clearly define how a financial instrument must behave for a martin to work - 1.
Then think about how to create a synthetic tool that meets the conditions (1) from the current financial instruments.
Then think about it, and trade this synthetic instrument on a martin.
And now you are solving just a very narrow problem.
1. The name of the instrument is practically ignored, although there are distinguishing features...
2. I do not use common approaches, the system consists of 4-5 blocks (artificial division), all the authors, linked by a single objective.
3. Yes.
so how do we determine the end of a trend?
i think the answer is living in hawaii or new zealand.
Can anyone have a word on the subject?
so how do we determine the end of the trend?
There are many options - TA, historic low highs, trend has 1000pp. + in 100-200pp historical max.
Can anyone have a word on the subject?
Volodya, that was strictly on topic )
If you think it through, then trade that synthetic on martin.
Right now you are just solving a very narrow problem.
Going against the trend - but at the end of the trend. At least 3 times the margin (pips, money). And there will be your V.raal...., and you don't need a million in your account...
extra - 60 per cent is in the chain! (i have an already prepared spreadsheet, however, i lost one time - but it was my fault i went in for 2 pairs and at a loss of 60 per cent i closed before 1 day....)
I think the knowledgeable answer is living in hawaii or new zealand.
Volodya, it was strictly on topic )
Right:)
just people, talking about their personal problems... A bullfight, where Martin kills traders. And now the survivors, on the rostrum, are judging the next "bull", or rather cautioning:)