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I always read your posts with admiration - you really penetrated into all the mysteries and hidden mechanisms of financial markets, you have grasped their essence...
I have one question (and many other newbies): how can I get a link to your signal or PAMM?
i have neither PAMM nor signal
the strategy is taboo, no one has seen it
i am telling you the basics,
As smart as they may be, it is better to start with an understanding of the real, not imaginary, market.
so far we have turned out that :
15-20=-5
15-10=5
-5+5=0
//I rewrote and rewrote because I've forgotten a bit.
in the right price calculation for three and up to infinity participants, too, will be 0 (in Russian His Majesty Netting, or clearing, whichever you prefer)
Well, and then buying financial logic, and the actual strategy for both forex and stock - will be different.
now
;)
now the debate
;)
friction
:-)
PS/ sorry I couldn't resist....
friction
:-)
PS/ sorry couldn't resist....
Maxim, agree - both buyer and seller lose out at the same time and in the same way
the buyer will have to buy more and the seller will have to sell cheaper
at the market price.
i.e. as they say, the best
interesting for whom?
;)
ps
the pivot is working, i thought i promised so?
Maxim, agree - both the buyer and the seller lose out at the same time and in the same way
the buyer will have to buy more and the seller will have to sell cheaper
at the market price
i.e. as they say, the best
interesting for whom?
;)
ps
the pivot works, isn't that what i promised?
One sells at 20, the other buys at 10. The volumes are equal. What price will be set on the market? ((20 * volume) + (10 * volume))/2 = 15.
I don't understand. If I bought for 10, but the price is now 15, what did I lose?
One sells for 20, the other buys for 10. The volumes are equal. What is the market price? ((20 * volume) + (10 * volume))/2 = 15.
I do not understand, if I bought for 10, but the price is now 15, what have I lost?
He wants to buy for 10 and he will buy for 15 (the price to complete the transaction will become like this)
his loss is 5
he wants to buy at 10 and will buy at 15
the loss is 5.
If you buy at the market, yes, but if you set a limit for 10?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WJfgVfGpc-KcqEkeaBZgYU1i_5ln0bvu/view?usp=sharing
a brief description of the system for complete "dummies"
In general, it would be good to write down how to look for coordinates to build these triangles. If we don't know exactly which one to build next, then MO methods with classification may be effective.
If you buy at the market, yes, but if you put a limit of 10?
So the saying "time= money" is true.
we have to wait
entry level is fine.
however, the higher the level, the higher the previous is untrue and the next is true
let's say
the way of building a Massive strategy is likely to be long and always changing
better and better, but changing from truth to untruth and then back again from untruth to truth
until a grail is obtainedSo the saying "time = money" is true.
you have to wait
for the entry level is normal.
however, the pyramid, the higher one becomes untrue and the next one becomes true
let's put it this way
the way to build a strategy is long and changing all the time
better and better but changing from truth to untruth and then back again from untruth to truth
until there is a grailI understand that what you are saying makes sense, but I don't understand.
I know what you're saying makes sense, but I can't get a handle on it.
first level
you will not wait - the loss (proved above)
the strategy of the initial stage - a casino, essentially a bet
The second level - you can not wait (refutation of the first level) and should add that
the third level - the ability to wait and not wait and a refutation of added
...
so experience is gained and the correct strategy