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[...] Where there is smoke there usually fire. [...]
They have other reasons which are technical in nature for their dislike of scalpers. It's not because scalpers win more. They don't. In fact I have never seen any scalping system work for more than a few months at most. By their very nature they trade within the noise level, which is more like a RW than anything else (hence it can't be won)... It's just pure luck. (AFIK, IMHO, etc.).
Just curious, does anybody manage to do a backtesting offline?
They have other reasons which are technical in nature for their dislike of scalpers. It's not because scalpers win more. They don't. In fact I have never seen any scalping system work for more than a few months at most. By their very nature they trade within the noise level, which is more like a RW than anything else (hence it can't be won)... It's just pure luck. (AFIK, IMHO, etc.).
I read somewhere that the preferred method of Bank traders is Scalping. Do you disagree with that? Would you also count a Bank Scalper as unsuccessful after a few months? I'm aware of their advantages like superior execution speeds and 0 spreads. So somehow they have No-Technical issues filling their scalping orders but do for mine. I smell fowl-play (IMHO). Somehow I doubt if I was losing money scalping, they would ban me. (IMHO).
I read somewhere that the preferred method of Bank traders is Scalping. [...]
I read somewhere that the preferred method of Bank traders is Scalping. Do you disagree with that?