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Yes, it does.
Well, maybe.
If the price goes in one direction, it will stop only when the level of buying and selling is equalized.
Hoping for a pullback is not advisable.
Accordingly, not having information about purchases and sales, guessing by coffee grounds does not suit us.
Read the post above. To be honest, it wasn't the first time I squeezed it out of myself but it was the first time I published it (pressed "Add").
Well er... maybe.
It's just that if the price keeps going in one direction, it will only stop when the buying and selling align.
Your discussion is driving me crazy.)
Renat, there is always an equal amount of buying and selling. How much is sold is exactly how much is bought.
Your discussion is already driving me crazy).
Renat, there is always an equal amount of buying and selling. How much is sold, exactly the same amount is bought.
No, it's not.
There's no clearing on forex, it's a different market
https://www.oanda.com/lang/ru/forex-trading/analysis/open-position-ratios
there is no clearing in forex, it's a different market
https://www.oanda.com/lang/ru/forex-trading/analysis/open-position-ratios
Clearing has nothing to do with it).
Clearing has nothing to do with it at all).
just after the clearing operation, all purchases and sales converge into an equilateral lock.
And the buys and sells are spread out and rolled into a cup.
I don't understand how you can make any profit there.
I don't quite get it. I don't open orders and hope I first register the event then open) registration happens as if I had previously placed orders and hope)
ho-ho-ho-ho!
familiar theme.
I would like to open an order earlier but it's too late, the price is already there and i don't know if it will be there
you are somewhere close to the solution, the problem is solvable
I've already solved it in my robot. That's not the problem...
If you've solved it, there shouldn't be a problem.
Equity is naturally drawn to the balance.
Is that what you're doing?
Yes
above you write about the maximum profit taken
that's a very philosophical question.
and time, time is money ;)I already solved it in my trading robot. That's not the problem...
Che, please speak slower, I'm writing it down.
So, you have a multi-currency trading robot that may have several open trades on different pairs, and you want to close several losing ones with one positive trade? Do I understand it correctly?
Just after the clearing operation, all purchases and sales converge into an equilateral lock
And the buys and sells are spread out and rolled into a stack.
I don't understand how you can make any profit there.
Renate, this is just your speculation.