Thoughts on some of the absurdity of multi-currency analysis. - page 9
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Justify. My statement is true for any shoulder.
OK
GBPJPY - buy 1 lot of pound for yen, number of yen depends on current prices
USDJPY - buy 1 lot of quid for yen, number of yen depends on current prices
EURUSD - buy 1 lot of euro for dollars, the amount depends on the current prices
Altogether we have 1 lot for GBP, 1 lot for EUR.
1 lot minus an unknown number of lots (depends on the current price) for the quid
And variable amount of yen in the debt, which changes with every new tick.
This is the standard and confusing view.
An unconventional but simple look:
In total we have available:
This is the standard and confusing view.
An unconventional but simple look:
Then I have a question, what happens if the exchange rate changes to 1.3590, how many quid do we have to give now?
Жесть :)))))
Исправь скорее .... пока никто не видит.
Go and put on your lipstick.
Then I have a question, what happens if the exchange rate changes to 1.3590, how many quid do we have to give up now?
Sorry, but you have not phrased the question correctly. You need to specify three prices, and they must satisfy the condition (i.e. the real ones - from xforex). And only after that you should recalculate.
Neither FOR nor AGAINST - the reader :)
>> go put on some lipstick.
Guys, don't make a mess in a normal topic :)
IS THIS A NORMAL TOPIC?
A bunch of rams don't know how to calculate crosses and another ram has an account opened in crosses.
It just once again revealed the uneducated mediocrity and endless stupidity of the vast majority of forex gamblers.
IS THIS A NORMAL TOPIC?
A bunch of sheep don't know how to calculate crosses, and another sheep is opening accounts in crosses.
This is just another time revealed uneducated mediocrity and endless stupidity of the vast majority of gamblers in the forex market.
>> it's not about crosses, there's a lot to discuss.
1) I see gentlemen are calculating the cost of human psychology now and in n time.
2) it's pure mathematics here, someone had something and didn't get it.
3) maybe we are confusing the use of leverage with buying currency with real money without leverage?