Do you straighten the volatility on the history or on the arrival of a new tick? It is clear that by shifting, for example, a muv by half a period back and subtracting from the initial quotes you can get almost a Gaussian in the residuals. But in order to know what is going on with the volatility at the most interesting place - at the right edge, we should know the future half of the muv period. And where can we get them?
volatility is very well predicted, unlike the sign of accretion.
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In fact, your charts don't make any sense at all. You sit and wonder what's going on. That's why it's not interesting.
I do not consider the problem of not understanding charts.
I do not consider the problem of misunderstanding charts.
Then don't be surprised that they don't talk to you and don't put your bets...
Then don't be surprised that they don't talk to you and don't bet on you...
My channel is already sleepin
So life hasn't stopped in 2022. Keep it up.
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I'm not going to get to your condition, but I promise to understand each other
Send me some of your high-potency dope by mail, too, cash on delivery.
I'm not going to get to your condition, but I promise understanding.
It's already Night. My channel is already sleeping
Do you straighten the volatility on the history or on the arrival of a new tick? It is clear that by shifting, for example, a muv by half a period back and subtracting from the initial quotes you can get almost a Gaussian in the residuals. But in order to know what is going on with the volatility at the most interesting place - at the right edge, we should know the future half of the muv period. And where can we get them?
volatility is very well predicted, unlike the sign of accretion.