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I have it like this, but I have 7 pairs with euro, 7 pairs with dollar and 7 pairs with pound included in the formula at once, I did not change it to a triangle. I have made custom symbols for a long time and they have disappeared again. I have problems with custom symbols from time to time they disappear after terminal's update or symbol properties change...
I only take 7 pairs with a dollar.
Looks like it, but not quite...
Are you doing a countdown check?
And if you take not EURUSD, GBPUSD but NZDUSD and USDCAD to determine the USD price, will you get the same chart or a different one?
Oh, that's it, I'm splitting at 1 price, without using the window. So it's a different algorithm after all.
So, different...
I only take 7 pairs with a dollar.
Yes, I pissed myself, I also take 7 pairs with a dollar, the rest doesn't make sense.
So I can then look at the value on each bar, i.e. build up a story.
I don't understand the assertion question.
Yes, I do. Dividing the dollar by the euro, you get the eurodollar. Here's an example: USD= 0.137742 EUR=0.150792; 0.150792/0.137742=1.09474. Real UERUSD=1.09474
That's right, a reverse check is necessary.
That's right, back-checking is essential.
What can't match? How so?
1) You can't. Why not? Because you need history to identify patterns.
Can't = impossible? I can separate pairs and get currency values at the last price. Then run the algorithm through history and get a dynamic.
And if you take NZDUSD and USDCAD instead of EURUSD and GBPUSD to determine the USD price, will you get the same chart or a different one?
The type and character of movement is the same, but the basis is different. I've already mentioned "floating" bases.
What can't match? How so?
Enforcement is the norm. Anything can happen.