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Need to dilute the thread!
To continue the topic of relative hourly volatility of currency pairs:
This is what relative hourly volatility looks like for the EURUSD pair.
The histogram is stable and does not change over time, i.e. the bars will remain in this position with respect to each other even after a week, a month, a year ...
What's in the bottom picture?
I decided to plot the sum of this volatility from 00:00 to 23:00 and the boundaries of the cocoon for this sum (cocoon = abs_sum/n).
What is interesting is that at 08:00 the sum exactly corresponds to the negative value of the lower deviation ( cocoon = 3 * [abs_sum/n] ) and then reverses to an increase in volatility.
What are the conclusions? Can't formulate ....
Pillars, yeah, that's what decides everything .
Really? That's... Wow...
Peak trading activity for the pair is at the opening of the European and US sessions. New! Fresh !
Didn't claim to be a discovery in the first place! ;))
two things :
One - when you invent new terms, give them definitions. What is "relative volatility"? Apparently something that can take negative values :-)
I did not invent anything actually!
But if something is not clear to you - look for my thread where I did this research, it's all there.
I didn't invent anything, actually! But if you don't understand something, it's not my problem, look for my thread where I did this research, it's all there.
Now we're all going to go looking
Really? Wow, I really wasn't expecting that))
Sitting down for a bottle of high-end cognac.
The correlation of price - portion in a shot glass is huge)
Who said what, but the starter is still Friday :-)
You're still only entitled to a three-star on major holidays)