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Let's assume we have a last-order convolution - a single candle MN1
respectively, below the middle we will buy, and above it we will sell
Try to predict the sequence of actions of a price mispricer who knows that the price will fall below the low of the current candlestick - he has already won, he does not need to do anything.
the same is true for NS, I mean - no matter how hard you try, it will fail anyway.
I'm just bored. That's why I do complicated things.... Maybe there will be a payoff. And if it doesn't, then my brain will be toned down, which is also good).
And to sit and stare at the chart all day long is almost no food for thought.I'm just bored. That's why I do complicated things.... Maybe there will be a payoff. And if there is no payoff, it will tone up your brain - that's good too)
And to sit and stare at a chart all day long is almost no food for thought.I, too, am interested in reading and following the process of creating TC by NS
As I understand it - the problem is typical - either you go well in the flat, or in the trend, and together - nothing.
I, too, am interested in reading and following the process of creating TS on NS
I think this is a typical problem - either you go well in flat or in trend, but you can't do it together.
Well, getting rid of trends is like two fingers... No problem kotira - MAshka.
How to get rid of the flops, I have no idea.
Well, getting rid of trends is like two fingers... No problem.
How to get rid of the flops, I have no idea.
Why? There is no risk at all. When you know that the price will not go anywhere - trade, I don't want to.
Why? There is no risk at all.
Well, yes. I don't need that. That's why I don't know)
Well, yes. You don't need that. That's why I don't know).
Then the question - let's say the upper limit is a trend/float.
I sold, I closed, I sold, I closed - negative spread hammering, how do you fight it?
Then the question - let's say the upper limit is trending/floating
I sell, I close, I sell, I close - negative spreads, how do you fight them?
I don't quite get it. Errors can be (and do occur) on the border from a flat to a trend, but it is also unlikely.
Manually, there is no problem at all.
Once again, I trade on the exchange-futures. Forex spreads are another song.
I have an elementary solution:
We read the time of the last change of the forecast file;
Compare it with the time of the zero bar opening (taking into account the time zone difference between the server and the working computer)
Complicated. Easier with semaphores. Imho.
Sensei, don't get cocky. We've run out of questions. Time for answers.
Where was the ruble before '14, let's not ask, don't piss)))
Just answer, what do you see in this picture?
Politics is forbidden.
Now the truth please...
Stop flooding in a serious thread.
put it in the humor section, they'll tell you.