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Well, here's a small arbitration story - 50 seconds (it's been a lot longer, I just don't want to mess around with the logs):
Red - synthetic spread (BTCUSD), blue - real spread (BTCUSD). All prices are already marked up with 0.25% commission. Real data. I do not want to trade!
P.S. What will be when BTC-E will add more FOREX....
I don't know what will happen when they add FOREX to BTC-E.
when i was getting my status, last few hours btc-e was ddosing, mt is lagging a lot.
i will take the longest situation: 9 sec.
I'll believe the real deal, in theory, I've flown to Mars too.
I don't care. Consider that I wrote for myself.
P.S. Read carefully:
All prices are already marked up with a commission of 0.25%.
I do not care. I have to use it for my own purposes.
I did not check the new arbitrage because I saw before that all arbitrage is blocked from the exchange, I have seen what you found without it.
By the way originally I used your script TradeArbitrage, but for me it was too much and I checked it with my own method
+ I have also got a good idea to use your script as a reference for the market.
I don't care. Consider that I wrote for myself.
P.S. Read carefully:
so comsa 0.5
ZS: That is, if you add another 0.25% to what you found right ate all the profits
272.3108comma (take 1% for 2 trades) we get 2.723108,
and ask
271.2705kmsa 1% = 2.712705
The commission is 0.25% per side. And that is exactly what is taken into account. Moreover, when opening on synthetic BTCUSD, a double commission is paid.
The calculations take all this into account. Generally speaking, seeing arbitrage is just a reason to say that it can be traded virtually risk-free.
However, arbitrage trading itself is a completely different kind of trading from the standard understanding, directly intersecting with agrarian technologies.
To describe it, you would have to do a pretty good post in lyknobes. By the way, I don't know anyone at all who trades arbitrage on a high level. Everyone I have come across does it very primitively, including hedge funds with investment banks.
Liquidity, indeed, is not shown in the logs. To load it also is sadomaso on this resource. A lot of the liquids posts fit in well with how high-level arbitrage is constructed. But you have to really get into it to begin to understand - without any snark I say. Just a fact.
The commission is 0.25% per side. And that is exactly what is taken into account. Moreover, when opening on synthetic BTCUSD, double commission is paid.
No, explain, per transaction (round, opening-closing) it is 0.5%, only for opening or only for closing 0.25
it turns out for one side should be charged 1% commission
in your calculations you have to take 1% or 0.5% for a side (2 trades at 2 pairs, one for each)?
No, explain, per transaction (circle, opening-closing) it is 0.5%, only for opening or only for closing 0.25
it turns out for one side should be charged 1%
in your calculations you have to take 1% per side (2 trades at 2 pairs, one for each) or 0.5%?
This question is about the notion of marcap, which is given in the libretto. If you want to discuss liquiquorice, there's a topic for that.
I'm not going to bring up the lyknobraze, or else someone's head will explode again.)
Just tell us how many commissions per position and that's it.
I'm not going to give a lecture or someone's head will explode again.)
Just tell me how many commissions per position and that's it.