From theory to practice - page 1621

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vladevgeniy:

Any one of them individually, if you take them and check them against history, it's 50/50. Well, that's how it worked out for me))) So the patterns are different))

There is one pattern that accounts for more than 70%)

It works anywhere and everywhere on any TF and currency;)

 
Martin Cheguevara:

There is one pattern that accounts for over 70%)

Works anywhere and everywhere on any TF and currency;)

Tell me about it))))

 
Martin Cheguevara:

There is one pattern that accounts for over 70%)

Works anywhere and everywhere on any TF and currency;)

Deposit wiping out)

 
Martin Cheguevara:

There is one pattern that accounts for over 70%)

Works anywhere and everywhere on any TF and currency;)

It's many, it's one)))))) Yes, probably. If not there would be nothing to do)

 
EgorKim:

Deposit drain)

+, only the percentage is higher, almost 100

Let me tell you, for crying out loud.

I would call this thread at the moment "From Delusion to Practice".

It's about time we got it right....

To get away from the misconceptions I will try to tell you without going into details.

Suppose that we went to the market to buy some product, we are interested in the price of 10 rubles per kg.

We look, and the market sells at 11 rubles per kg.

The law of supply and demand is fulfilled: buy cheaper, sell dearer.

Just so, we move on to the next stage and begin to count.

In the course of the bidding, the average price has been agreed upon, and it is naturally 10.5 roubles/kg.

Let's summarize.

The buyer and the seller completed the transaction and lost 50 kopecks each.

The same thing happens on the forex.

 
Amen.))
 
Renat Akhtyamov:

Let me tell you, for crying out loud

Tell me the formula.

 
Vizard_:

Tell me the formula.

so there's only one thing left to think about...

no way.

Personally, I've killed four years.

 
Renat Akhtyamov:

so there's only one thing left to think about...

Add bid prices to bid prices and divide by 2 ?
 
Renat Akhtyamov:

Suppose we go to the market to buy some product, we are interested in the price of 10 rubles/kg.

We look, and at the market they sell it for 11 roubles/kg.

In the bidding process, we agree on an average price and it is naturally 10.5 roubles/kg.


The buyer and seller made a deal and lost 50 kopecks each.



And the seller bought what he was selling at 11 for 5 roubles. In the end, he still made money.

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