Market theory - page 77

[Mr. Trillioner]

Alexander Ivanov:
I have an M15 timeframe with the market changing. A little bit of demo pips earned buying from the bottom. Now the bears are back in the market.

they never left))

[Mr. Trillioner]

Alexander Ivanov:
A million already?

A million

[Alexander Ivanov]

the bears are a bit squeezed, but the bulls are planning to attack today - to correct the situation :)))) hehehe

[Alexander Ivanov]

Now the bulls have come in, the bears have been escorted out the door. Bought.

[Mr. Trillioner]

Alexander Ivanov:
Now the bulls have come in, the bears have been escorted out the door. Bought.

Off you go:

[stranger]

Alexander Ivanov:
I have an M15 timeframe with the market changing. A little bit of demo pips earned buying from the bottom. Now there are bears in the market again.

You made a lot of trouble there, instead of selling from 1.14 and picking your nose you run around the field with your bare ass, you can ask Ishim what it leads to.

[Alexander Ivanov]

stranger:
You made a mess there, instead of selling at 1.14 and picking your nose you run around the field with your bare ass, you can ask Ishim what it leads to.

and ishim is the guru?

[Sergey Petruk]

Yousufkhodja Sultonov:

"ran through" the thread. Interesting. The questions are as follows:

1 - how is the strength of bears/ bulls defined, there was data in the text (bears (518 points) bulls (444 points).

2 - what is a monopoly, competitive market - how is it defined?

3 - in the formulas there is a "cap or house" sign - what does it mean, exampleTs1 = Tsr - (Tsr^2 - Tsopt^2)^0.5;

[Younga]

Sergey Petruk:

in the 2nd degree

[Oleg Tsarkov]

Sergey Petruk:

Degree Cr^2=Cr*Cr