From theory to practice. Part 2 - page 12
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I already know how it will end.
Everyone will be convinced that they have won the argument.
I already know how it will end.
Everyone will be convinced that they won the argument.
Why?
Alexander will post his TS - we'll all run it together on a test sample.
And see if it works or not.
Great.
So, I didn't come up with anything new, but used the Warlock system outlined here, for example:
https://smart-lab.ru/blog/579572.php
The sample is 7200 values.
Quantile is 2.5758.
Let's see:
Same as usual:
Entry - when upper/lower boundary is crossed. Exit - when returning to 0.
Trades are of course fixed on the upper chart.
You don't need nice charts and pictures - lay out the TS.
We will run it on a test sample.
All
The man demands a training sample of a million values and then posts a 7000 point graph....
Can't you see that there are already three losses in a row? Buy - Sell - Buy, profit only on the lower chart, not on the upper one.
The witch doctorsare wrong.
They are arguing about who is right, who is wrong, and who will leave the forum. If only to communicate, there was a topic, so at least there was some movement on the forum, otherwise it was empty.
It's not so easy to leave the forum, some have even asked to delete their profiles, but they came back anyway.
To be continued...
No need for a sequel!
CU put it out there - let's run it on a test sample
No need to continue!
CU, put it out there - let's run it on a test sample.
It's already been posted 1000 times.
It doesn't work on prices of any TF with any sample.
They are arguing about who is right, who is wrong, and who will leave the forum. If only to communicate, there was a topic, so at least there was some movement on the forum, otherwise it was empty.
It is not so easy to leave the forum, some have even asked to delete the profile, but they returned anyway.
It's not a question of dispute.
The question is what is harder to predict - SB or the price range.
Certainly the price series has hidden patterns that are not present in SB. Therefore it is a priori easier to predict.
But there are some sectarians who run around for years claiming back