- Volumes, volatility and Hearst index
- The FLET formula
- Dynamic zone indicators ...
My understanding of the problem is this. There is a trend strategy that is losing more on a flat than it is earning on a trend. There is also a flat strategy that is losing more on trend than it is earning on flat. (If at least one of these conditions is not met, probably, there would be nothing to talk about.) If we now "fully and smoothly" combine these two strategies, I suppose that because of the linearity we will get the final loss... double)))
What if we learn to switch off one strategy when the other is working?
Even though we will do it absolutely precisely...
;)
My understanding of the problem is this. There is a trend strategy that is losing more on the flat than it is earning on the trend. There is also a flat strategy that is losing more on trend than it is earning on flat. (If at least one of these conditions is not met, probably, there would be nothing to talk about.) If we now "fully and smoothly" combine these two strategies, I suppose that because of the linearity we will get the final loss... double)))
And ni nada linear ... understand the task. ;)
Not an alternation of one with the other, but a complete and organic combination of a flat strategy and a trend strategy in a single TS...
Principles = distinguishing between trend and flat.
Signs = grail.
But as always, the first thing to do is to determine the investment horizon and the level of error and "noise".
Otherwise we will miss the separation again...
;)
Who is thinking about this? Without being specific, has anyone implemented "combining the incompatible" into a single TS? Not an alternation of one with the other, but a complete and organic combination of a flat strategy and a trend strategy in a single TS... What are the principles and characteristics of such a "hybrid"?
Principles = Distinguishing between trend and flat. preferably in advance.
Signs = grail.
What if we get away from the task of "recognising" a trend from a flat, or a flat from a trend?
At least it works like this: if there is a trend, the trend "part" of the TS earns, while the flat part works at 0 and vice versa, if there is a flat, the flat part earns, while the trend part works at 0.
sever30, I tried so hard to get you to continue the thread about indirect trading and you jumped out. Take your time going down the hill to the herd, imho.
I remember her... will definitely continue, soon...
What if we get away from the task of "recognising" a trend from a flat, or a flat from a trend?
Even if it works like this: if there is a trend, the trend "part" of the TS earns, the flat part works at 0 and vice versa at a flat, the flat part earns, while the trend part works at 0.
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