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A flat is a variety of trends of different intensities and strengths.
technically a flat does not exist.
A flat is essentially just a random wandering and nothing more.
The main thing is simply to detect an external influence on the price.
It is essentially just a matter of identifying the external impact. By identifying it, you can determine the degree and direction of price drift of a non-random component.
The only question is whether or not it will lead to something.
the only question is whether it will do anything or not.
point up, point down
and so on to infinity
plus the plugins that throw up the price on the point, they don't count
;)
Do you wear red knickers?
I don't wear panties at all.
Red panty sect?
external influence - to take a stance that makes everyone feel as bad as possible
;)
To buy and to sell with the maximum lot.
On the buy and on the sell with the maximum lot.
He's finally talking like a man.
but by
I don't wear knickers at all.
Red panty sect?
Zhenya, the point of the letter was simple
the price of any commodity in rubles ==
Let the other currencies go against the rouble.
but
rouble == 1
it is possible to ruble
but
rouble == 1
plan and develop, save and buy quietly, stability is a sign of skill
in other words, if you convert any russian product into currency, the price in rubles == const
i've already seen some news on the web about manipulation of the rouble price
It's a fairy tale.
reread the post, you will see that it is as simple as that
we just need to stop prices and that's it
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and the rest of the country I advise.
There is no cult, there is common sense.
Zhenya, the point of the letter was simple
the price of any commodity in rubles == const
let the other currencies to the rouble
That is impossible. Firstly, the goods might be imported. If a product has gone up in value in euros or dollars, then to buy it abroad you would need more roubles, so the price in roubles would go up too, or the seller would sell it at a loss. Even if the goods are domestic, the company producing them is sure to use some kind of component parts or equipment purchased abroad, so a change in the exchange rate will certainly affect the cost of production.
This is not possible. Firstly, the goods may be imported. If goods have gone up in euros or dollars, it will take more roubles to buy them abroad, so the price in roubles will also go up, or the seller will sell them at a loss. Even if the product is domestic, the enterprise producing it uses some kind of component parts or equipment purchased abroad, which is why a change in the exchange rate will certainly affect the cost of production.
Imported products with fluctuating prices are not profitable in the first place because the future plans of the supplier are not known
this is a direct and clear path to the development of their own production
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transfer the conclusions to the currency pair price
aaaahhhh, plum ;)
or does anyone think that the price supplier cares about the trader's plans?imported goods with variable prices are not profitable from the outset
it is a direct and unambiguous path to the development of domestic production
No country is without foreign products.
No country is without foreign products.
Healthy market competition only starts to work if the suppliers' prices are stable, i.e. average
I may be wrong.
Healthy market competition starts to work only when the suppliers' price is stable, i.e., average
I may be wrong.
Opana. What if the average price is not stable, and we do not buy lead, fish, coal, gas...?
What if we run out of resources?