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Zap everything can be done, but what's the point if it doesn't make a profit.
Take a couple of correlated indices
and trade the futures.
take a couple of correlated indices
I'll explain it to you on my fingers, very simply.
Any currency pair is actually an index.
For example EURJPY=EURUSD*USDJPY.
It's even simpler in this case. - You don't have to bother with a bunch of instruments
I will explain it to you in a very simple way.
Any currency pair is actually an index.
For example EURJPY=EURUSD*USDJPY.
It's even simpler. - You don't have to bother with a lot of tools
I'll tell you where the profit is, even if it's fickle.
I don't need your synthetics.
I'm whispering to you where the profits lie, albeit fickle.
♪ I don't need your synthetics ♪
Any index is synthetic.
Any index is synthetic.
Any index is an index and any synthetic is a synthetic
Renat, what's so childish about deleting comments?)
You downloaded it in time.
It's hard to figure out what's going on in there anyway.
Any index is an index and any synthetic is a synthetic
What's the difference?
What's the difference?
The difference is that you are not trading synthetics in the way suggested, so lots and spreads have nothing to do with it, you are trading 1 instrument