Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 70
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It is necessary to fix the divergence, then put buy stops up on the pair that is lower and sell stops on the one that is higher - then the first thing: either the pairs will converge, or they will not converge and go in one direction as they are correlated. Both will be plus.
That's what I call an inverse pairing. Haven't done it yet. It's a long way off. And there's a lot of options for catching the original bifurcation...
That's what I call a reverse pairing. Haven't done any specifics yet. It's a long way off. And there's a lot of options for catching the original sliding....
I don't think you understand. It needs to be a direct pairing, taking into account that if the pairs do not converge, they will go in one direction and there will be a profit of at least 1. There you need to put a grid of buy and sell stops.
I'll figure it out, don't worry.)
Sculpting by hand is not bad. But you still need to write a robot to test it.
Sculpting by hand is not bad. But you still need to write a robot to test it.
go ahead - write the conditions for input-output...
with variants...
come on - write up the conditions on the input output...
with options...
Ask the author of the indicator above. If he allows to post it. But so he has described everything.
In fact, all movements on all pairs (on currencies, scientifically pairs are vapour combinations) are strictly synchronous. Simply because there is no triangular arbitrage A->B->C->(A+profit).
If profit is maximised, then any pair/unpair/goat trading in the currency market boils down to trading one currency against another. Roughly - the right choice is leader vs. loser.
When the moment of "beginning of the sliding" and continuation of leadership/looser is caught - this is trend trading. When you catch the end of the process, i.e. the beginning of "convergence" - it is counter-trend.
If the risk is minimised, it is basket trading and quick shifting of hot/cold, which again is leader vs. loser.
musings...
I think that if we translate the logic of this single-character owl
(it is remarkable because it has no parameters at all, and is not based on AI/MO
counts statistics and trades on volatility+periodicity).
If you trade "in a bundle" and in a similar chart, you will get good results.
you will have to turn your brain :-)
I'll figure it out, don't worry.)