No. Martingale has been saved for experimentation for now. Pretty fun toy. )) Actually there are a lot of interesting mechanisms without martingale. I'll post as soon as I have all the material ready.
The calendar events on the chart have different colours: white, blue and red (my personal view), is this a distribution based on the influence of the news on the market or is it just for fun?
lazarev-d-m: Events in the calendar have different colours on the chart: white, blue and red (for me personally) - is it a distribution according to the influence of news on the market (importance) or is it just for fun?
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
I have noticed that the white ones are those that have not yet occurred and will occur in the future
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
Is there any way to know the "importance of the news" programmatically?
Martingale?
An interesting topic. Will you tell us about the principles of your expert's work at the Championship?
Will there bean economic calendar in MT4 ?
Events in the calendar have different colours on the chart: white, blue and red (for me personally) - is it a distribution according to the influence of news on the market (importance) or is it just for fun?
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
As in the calendar itself: redif the current value of the indicator is less than the predicted value, blue if the predicted value is less than the current value. White has no current value (e.g. Fed's Bernanke speech).
Is there any way to find out "news importance" programmatically?