comparing price movements between sets of pairs.
mrchuckw:
Would the $ loss of the CHPJPY order be exactly offset by the $ gain of AUDJPY order ?
Correlated pairs generally follow each other, never exactly.
Would the $ loss of the CHPJPY order be exactly offset by the $ gain of AUDJPY order ?
WHRoeder:
Correlated pairs generally follow each other, never exactly.
Correlated pairs generally follow each other, never exactly.
But if they did... and thats a big if... I know... is the $ the same? Or is one going to make a little more/less than the other with exactly the same pip movement?
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http://www.mataf.net/en/tools/01-01-correlation
The above link show which sets of pairs move in the same or opposite ways... "Correlation Table" .
What I am interested to know, is if their prices move in direct relation to their pip movement.
Example: CHFJPY and AUDJPY have a high correlation... so... if
I buy CHFJPY at 93.800 and I sell AUDJPY at 86.300 and then they both go down by 0.100
CHFJPY would be 93.700 for a loss in $$$ and AUDJPY would be 86.200 for a gain in $$$
Would the $ loss of the CHPJPY order be exactly offset by the $ gain of AUDJPY order ?
How is this calculated?