Machine learning in trading: theory, models, practice and algo-trading - page 3725

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spiderman8811 #:
Show me. I'm curious

Looks like not only everyone is familiar with google either.

"On 15 January 2015, the central bank unexpectedly announced the cancellation of the currency threshold to the euro, which in the shortest possible time led to an unprecedented rise in the franc's exchange rate (up to 20-30%) to all currencies of the world, some of which updated historical highs, in particular to the U.S. dollar, euro, Japanese yen, British pound sterling, as well as causing an imbalance of the entire currency market, when the rates, primarily the leading currencies, were knocked down both to the franc and to each other."

 
Aleksey Nikolayev #:

Looks like it's not just everyone who's familiar with Google, either.

"On 15 January 2015, the central bank unexpectedly announced the cancellation of the currency threshold to the euro, which in the shortest possible time led to an unprecedented appreciation of the franc (up to 20-30%) against all currencies of the world, some of which updated historical highs, in particular the US dollar, the euro, the Japanese yen, the British pound sterling, as well as causing an imbalance of the entire currency market, when the exchange rates, primarily of the leading currencies, were knocked down both to the franc and to each other."

That's a very good thing. Someone made a profit.)) Never traded pairs, always just some one instrument
 
spiderman8811 #:
That's a very good thing. Someone made a profit.)) Never traded pairs, always just some one instrument

Well yeah, in hindsight we're all a bit Nassim Taleb on the 2008 mortgage crisis (he made good money there). And in reality, then in 2015, a lot of people were sad (just like in 2008).

Well, if we go back to the context of the original discussion, it was just an example of how the most wonderful flat can suddenly be replaced by a sharp jump, which instantly eats up all the profit together with the deposit.

Well, there is no point in arguing with the fact that forum trillionaires on any event (in the past) became multitrillionaires.

 
Aleksey Nikolayev #:
in hindsight, we are all a little bit Nassim Taleb.
I don't consider myself someone or even a trillionaire, I have encountered many situations, learnt to trade from scratch (10+ years experience since 2014)
 
spiderman8811 #:
I don't consider myself someone or even a trillionaire, I have met many situations, learnt to trade from scratch (10+ years experience since 2014)
Amen.
 
Aleksey Nikolayev #:
It seems that not only everyone remembers what happened to the Swiss franc in '15.
I remember very well the panic on the forums and how Alpari UK and many other DCs fell. But what does it have to do with the rules? It was a typical black swan that was organised by the Swiss government and Central Bank for personal enrichment. Informed people made hundreds of billions in advance.
 
spiderman8811 #:
I don't consider myself someone or even a trillionaire, I have met many situations, learnt trading from scratch (10+ years experience since 2014)
This is not about you, no possible offence plz. I am most amused when another guru, selling not through the local Market, but directly from the site for importance writes about 20 years of experience in forex trading. It's like megatrader Herchik, who no one has ever seen the stats even on a demo account )))). This clown once boasted on the Smarlab about his steit, made in Excel and photographed from the computer screen, I saw it myself. People laughed at his belief that there were only suckers around.
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Sounds like the envy of the Robo Gurus who couldn't come close to the world fame of the Master of Peppers
 
Alexey Volchanskiy #:
what do the rules have to do with it?
What do you mean, "what does it have to do with"? The rules of the Swiss Central Bank changed (the exchange rate threshold was abolished) and everything is over. Even if someone became a trillionaire, it does not change the essence of the matter.
 
So masterforex wrote that everything is managed by a single quotation machine. It's a joke, but some MM algorithms resemble something like that, like there are some constants on time and price range. They've been trying to write decoders for a few years now, but so far without success. Past LCHI winners and Robinson cup participants, who realised who it is well done
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