Not the Grail, just a regular one - Bablokos!!! - page 230
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Hee hee. Remember))))))
And the joker would at least put the dust up)))))
I don't drink beer and I don't advise anyone to drink this disgusting stuff. With logical trading as I said before - the road is only to binary options. A probability of over 70% is a freakish advantage - "rip them the fuck up".
Especially since you already have all the maths in excel, an advisor can be written in one cup of coffee... with a biscuit... )))
P.S.: I don't work with binary options for the simple reason that refinancing is impossible there
https://c.mql4.com/forum/2012/08/ktvfkmicrosoftiofficedexcel.zip
I don't drink beer and I don't advise anyone to drink this disgusting stuff. With logical trading as I said before - the road is only to binary options. A probability of over 70% is a freakish advantage - "rip them the fuck up".
Especially since you already have all the maths in Excel, an EA can be written in one cup of coffee... with a biscuit... )))
P.S.: I don't work with binary options for the simple reason that refinancing is impossible there
while posting, another spread came out of the market:
I have very different spreads at work ( i.e. no such set, nor did I have one last week ).
Got it, thanks. If you don't mind, post the text when it's done.
No pity. Actually, here are the closed ones:
Exactly. Imagine that a coin was tossed forty times in a row with heads. Which is more likely on the 41st flip: heads or tails?
Most people would say tails, mathematicians would say it's the same. In fact, the odds of it being heads are greater.
And this example, like Alexander's, is a rebound from the channel boundary.
No pity. Actually, here are the closed ones:
In order.