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it is not an omen but a pattern)))) so for 3 years with short breaks for work and food ))))))) I feel that I have already dug out everything))) )but no)))) but it's this picture that inspired me
(what is the radar in the picture?)
I read somewhere that a guy builds trends based on ticks and they differ from minute trends (and then they redraw minute trends at the weekend - in other words, they blur everything).
(what's the picture of the radar?)
Yes, there are those too..... the picture is not mine ... I think there's an imbalance.
http://www.procapital.ru/showthread.php?t=30689 here's that merchant's branch.
I don't think so - the first word I read was Eliot waves and I quit immediately .....))) it is definitely a flop.
By analysing ticky-pookey, will market patterns (sabj) be found, or does it mean that patterns(?) of ticky-pookey will be found?
;)))) are "market patterns" and "tick-pook patterns" identical?
i think there is a constant floating imbalance between the current price and the fair price. the real exchange rate always tends to return to the fair price in case of a deviation from the fair price
i think the fair price is set by the central bank and that price level works 24 hours until the next fixing
the floating rate is the real price you see on the chart and eventually finds its daily level
i think a fair price is set by the central bank and this price level works for 24 hours until the next fixing
and the floating unbalance as you say is the real price you see on the chart and it eventually finds its daily level