The prediction time must definitely be taken into account. The shorter the range, the greater its accuracy. I believe a correction must be made for the square root of the forecast distance.
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Am I counting correctly $22?
Or is it $21?
The prediction was on the 6th for the 13th, 13-6=7, 7+15=22, I think.
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Rarely been on the forums lately, didn't notice this thread. It got interesting.
I think in general the forecasts should be divided into different time intervals:
1. week,/the date of the last forecast change
2. month,/ the date of the last forecast change.
3.quarter,/ date of last forecast change
4. year,/ date of last forecast change
But of course the bigger time interval the bigger is the gain...
What does the owner of this thread have to say...?