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My imho that there can only be 2 types of trading systems.
1) Trade fluctuations in the direction of the average.
2) trading trend reversals
In both cases, all depends on finding the right indicator. the indicator that will correctly indicate the middle of the trading channel.
in order for the indicator to show a reversal, the algorithm, i.e. the condition must be fulfilled
respectively, we will get the lag of the indicator by as many bars, as necessary for the creation of this condition
as a result, we will earn during a trend and lose during a flat, or vice versa
the indicator will not help
and your saw is a sine wave and could be anything
My hunch is that there can only be two types of trading systems.
1) trading fluctuations in the direction of the average.
2) trading trend reversals
in both cases it all comes down to finding the right indicator. an indicator that will correctly show the middle of the trading channel.
Nostadamus and Picasso all rolled into one)
The market is much easier to predict than you are to change your avatar.)
Nostadamus and Picasso all in one)
what are you, a tree-hugger?
Horse, donkey, guinea pig.
you're so Fat as a hippo,
Skinny as a giraffe.
I'll kill you, destroy you.
Why don't you wash your hair?
You walk around embarrassing everybody.
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As a result, we will earn in the trend and lose in the flat, or vice versa.
If you make a trend or a flat, then you have a grail.
I have one of these, but it's not a grail.
the basic principle is that there is no tracking of price movements
Renat, a question for you. Let's assume there is a market-neutral spread that lasts for 6 years. So what will you do when this spread slowly (not sharply) continues to widen, at what point do you realize that your market neutrality has become acid-alkali imbalanced?
By then, his swap deposit will be lost. It won't matter. :)
Renat, a question for you. Let's assume there is a market neutral spread that has lasted for 6 years. So what will you do when this spread slowly (not abruptly) continues to tear (expand), at what point do you realize that your market neutrality has become acid-alkali disbalanced?
You can track by the statistics of increments in one direction or the other, as well as by the speed of increments.
Dig in that direction.
Let's say there is a market-neutral spread that has lasted for 6 years. What will you do when this spread slowly (not sharply) continues to widen? At what point do you realize that your market neutrality has become acid-alkali imbalanced?
interesting question
I'm just trying to think of something.