On the unequal probability of a price move up or down - page 64
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let's start, let's test, let's open orders for a week or two
obviously buy there and there:
This is the most brilliant thing I've read in this thread.
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You apparently think I'm wrong, since you count the lot yourself, considering even 3 decimal places.
ED and PD can be seen. Can we see EY and PY with pictures, though?
You apparently think I'm wrong because you count the lot yourself, considering even 3 decimal places.
Yes, 2-digit accuracy doesn't seem enough to me. Three is just right.
Make the lot ratio 1:2 and the profit from each trade will be higher as the value of the divergence in quid will be greater.
Then you need 10 lots to trade for three-digit accuracy. No one has that much money:)
Everyone has enough for a cent account. And once you have earned it, you will move on to a normal one).
Then you have to trade in lots of 10 for three-digit accuracy. No one has that much money:)
Didn't you notice that I successfully managed to select lots so that their ratio coincided with the required one with an accuracy of three digits? A two-digit lot precision is sufficient to match their ratio to three decimal places.
It is not a fact that high lot accuracy is one of the components of success. Do this experiment: when your curves signal you can enter, enter with 4 orders. The 1st pair of orders with your calculated ratio, and the 2nd pair with a 1:2 ratio. And compare the result.