Can the SB chart be distinguished from the price chart? - page 15
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Oleg, you and I are two mammoths who used to do something. Well, there are some sympathizers, in the person of Expert, who is still doing it. The vast majority are radio operators who sincerely believe that the plane will take off if the DISS shows the appropriate speed and that the wandering price on Forex and world exchanges is random, and if it fails, then Erlang to the rescue.The Pepsi generation, the Unified State Exam, ... 'what's there to think about, you have to jump'.
Yes, Alexei, that's the new reality. ;)
It's all fun and sad at the same time.
The Pepsi generation, the Unified State Exam, ... 'what's there to think about, you have to jump'.
Yes, Alexei, that's the new reality. ;)
It's all fun and sad at the same time.
Let's see...
Novaja:
Is it possible to distinguish the SB chart from the price chart?
Actually the question in the thread.
Two charts, which is the SB, which is the price chart?
Not possible.
The price chart is the SB.
If it is different from your construction, then you are not constructing it correctly.
The price chart is the SB.
then what are we doing here? we need to get out of here.
Then what are we doing here? We need to get out of here.
The rules of the stock market and forex are different from flipping a coin. That's why we don't leave. Here you don't have to wait for the coin to drop and you can withdraw your bet at any time, taking only a fraction of the loss.
The rules of the stock market and forex are different from flipping a coin. That's why we don't quit. Here you don't have to wait for the coin to fall and can withdraw your bet at any time, taking only a fraction of the loss.
You don't have to wait for a series of 100 flips to the end, either.
so with a coin toss, you don't have to endure a series of 100 tosses either.
You are confusing the series and the game. In a flip you can't withdraw during the game, in a coin flip you can withdraw during the process, and you also see the process itself. This changes the odds ratio in your favour compared to a coin.
You are confusing series and play.
is if you don't treat the price chart as a series of ticks on a single point.
is if you don't look at the price chart as a series of ticks on a single point.
If you bet on a particular tick, it is almost the equivalent of a coin.