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Theoretically it is possible. For us, time is determined by the course of processes in the body, including the speed of chemical reactions. Theoretically, it can be slowed down considerably.
So it is necessary to "see" the future now, not in the future)) That would also make prison a time machine))
The only question is how to refill in the right direction - as it depends on the time until the forecast happens and the magnitude of the deviation from the forecast
Dosed should also be wisely. Otherwise, you might get so full that... Many people do so.
Well, the optimal variant depends on whether there is a good enough volatility model with a period capturing the date of the prediction. And by the way this model can also use the prediction itself
It's important to know if you can use derivatives of the tool - options, for example.
it could be simpler... :-)
I wonder how many people have taken advantage of your link?
How many more will use it now?
:)
Part of the problem (working with incomplete information):
You know the price of the instrument, which will be on the 1st of August 2012. You do not know how it will go during the week, but you know how it will be on the 1st of August.
The question is: How will you trade? How do you make the most profit with the least risk based on this information?
If you know what the price will be in a week, and this price is more or less normal compared to the current one, then open with a reasonable leverage and forget about your "maximum profit", where is this stinginess coming from?
I wonder how many people have taken advantage of your link?
How many more will use it now?
:)
Never mind that it's Tuesday, the main thing is the floodgates!
Anyway, the best option depends on whether there is a good enough volatility model to capture the prediction date. And by the way this model can also use the prediction itself
And it is important - is it possible to use derivatives from the instrument - options for example
well it's about finding the single best algorithm
for example having entered today at deviation of so many points from the price on Aug. 1, it is necessary to close, even if the price will reach the level of Aug. 1, for example tomorrow, with subsequent reopening at achievement of the same deviation, of course. Basically, it is an interesting task, we can invent many things here.