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Especially for lazybones like you Dmitry
http://tempofox.com/interpretaciya-otkrytogo-interesa-i-pokazatelej-obema/
Thank you, but that is not what I asked.
Here read the text of the article. For example -"That is, with the simultaneous increase in the open interest and volume, the direction of the trend movement of prices is not likely to change."
This is EXACTLY what it is - some kind of estimate of the probability of the event. There is no numerical estimate. Where this estimate comes from is unknown.
Or another example -"According to Larry Williams'interpretation, if the number of open positions grows in the market, the price will start/continue to fall, and if there is a decrease in the number of open positions, the price will most likely start/continue to grow."
Same thing - where did "most likely" come from? How was it estimated?
Thank you, but that's not what I asked.
Here's reading the text of the article. For example -"That is, with a simultaneous increase in open interest and volume, the direction of price trend movement will most likely not change."
This is EXACTLY the probability of the event. There is no numerical estimate. Where this estimate comes from is unknown.
Or another example -"According to Larry Williams'interpretation, if the number of open positions grows in the market, the price will start/continue to fall, and if there is a decrease in the number of open positions, the price will most likely start/continue to grow."
Same thing - where did "most likely" come from? How was it estimated?
Well you give, it is interesting to ask how long you are engaged in the market? Don't you still understand that there is no concept in the market, there is no sure, sure, sure.... There is only speculation and no more.... And if you want statistics then collect the volumes, OM and look. And there will be statistics for you...
In short, there are no statistics on this table and never have been?
That's it, I got it!
In short, there are no statistics on this table and never have been?
That's it, I got it!
Well, you have a great opportunity to collect it and check, and announce it here among the honest people, I'm sure it will be somewhere around +-50%, because the market is spinning around the notorious 50%
The signals are inoperative, Reshetov's image is tarnished... will survive))) hilarious...
That's where you should have started))) Nothing has changed since the days of Klotov's forum, you're still writing bullshit.
Signals in the ope, Reshetov's image (his AI) is tarnished... Will he survive))) hilarious ...
That's where you should have started))) Nothing has changed since the days of Klotov's forum, you've been writing bullshit the same way you did.
Signals in the ope, Reshetov's image (his AI) is tarnished... Will survive))) hilarious ...
Stability is a sign of skill :-)
Thank you, but that's not what I asked.
Here's reading the text of the article. For example -"That is, with a simultaneous increase in open interest and volume, the direction of price trend movement is not likely to change."
This is EXACTLY what it is - some kind of estimate of the probability of the event. There is no numerical estimate. Where this estimate comes from is unknown.
Or another example -"According to Larry Williams'interpretation, if the number of open positions grows in the market, the price will start/continue to fall, and if there is a decrease in the number of open positions, the price will most likely start/continue to grow."
Same thing - where did "most likely" come from? How was it estimated?