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Yes it is possible, but the question of profitability of forecasting has not yet been asked
yes it is possible, but the question of profitability of forecasting has not yet been raised
- is it possible to predict?
- POSSIBLE!
- is profitable forecasting possible?
- It is possible!
- is it possible to predict?
- POSSIBLE!
- is profitable forecasting possible?
- Quite possible, just as quite impossible!
- is profitable forecasting possible?
- It is quite possible that it is possible!
Now all that remains is to determine the extent of this possibility)), both the former and the latter.
Although, the bare word "possible" itself implies a very low probability. And "possible" multiplied by "possible" is a pittance altogether.
I agree that profitable forecasting is possible, but you have to forecast the right things.
Is it possible to predict a random process?(Question for mathematicians). I think the answer is: if a shooter hits his target 75% of the time, he will score about 7-8 points out of 10 possible, presumably.
Can we call this a prediction?
What is there to determine? Statistics have long shown that 97% of forecasters lose their deposits, and only 3% do not make forecasts, but develop TS and trade
And skeptics claim that 3% are free (I'm not a skeptic). By the way, of these 97% ...5% are engaged in teaching and conducting seminars and master classes on historical data))
hm, Yusuf, well you should already understand that nothing is constant in the market, even the profit/loss ratio changes over time, if there were stable TS that would always work with the same sequence of profitable and loss-making trades, then even a first-grader would be able to figure out that by using martingale you can always be in profit