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does anyone understand:
the volumes in the bulletins are the volume for the last day ?
does anyone understand:
the volumes in the bulletins are the volume for the last day ?
does anyone understand:
the volumes in the bulletins are the volume for the last day ?
My research on option levels led to the creation of the OptionsBalance indicator, which shows the total premium on call and put options. Divergences of the indicator with the price indicate a change in the short-term trend.
My research on option levels led to the creation of the OptionsBalance indicator, which shows the total premium on call and put options. Divergences of the indicator with the price indicate a change in the short-term trend.
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Corrected your post.
My research on option levels led to the creation of the OptionsBalance indicator, which shows the total premium on call and put options. Divergences of the indicator with the price indicate a change in the short-term trend.
Thank you!
Can you make a prediction on the Euro at the moment?
Thank you!
Sell from 1,1007 and above.
Sell from 1,1007 and above.
Digest of some of the posts from the "forecasts" thread
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/61551/page341
open a futuresposition) 5)if you can't be liable on your contract, e.g. margin call, who does the liability pass to? After all, there can't be more or less sales than purchases, for example. And if the contract is transferred to someone, what counter derivatives overlap, it is possible to predict, to know. 6) I understood that many traders close their position before the expiry of the new contract, it seems to be visible this month. And if they do not close it, what then? The futures are losing, but what about the option? Ways to cover the losses? Are there? 7) They open a position to overlap the losses, to equalise the selling and buying, or they open both for buying and selling at once. Is this correct? So as not to be in a drawdown.open a futuresposition) 5)if you cannot meet your contract, e.g. a margin call, who does the liability pass to?6.After all, there can't be more or less sales than purchases, for example.7) I understood that many traders close their positions before the expiry of a new contract, it seems to be obvious this month. And if they do not close it, what then? The futures have a loss, but the option? Ways to cover the losses? Are there? 7) They open a position to overlap the losses,to equalise the selling and buying, or they open both for buying and selling at once. Is this correct? To avoid being in a drawdown. opens a position to equalize purchases with sales. You yourself answered in 6) that it's +-1, and if there is not enough money on the account and the broker forcibly closes the deal, then shouldn't the same deal be opened by mm? In general, I need to figure out what mm's job is.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/61551/page359
2.No, hedgers.
It doesn't matter who.
3. it does.
4. if it's not against the rules.
5. The one who opened the position is responsible, liability for losses cannot pass to anyone else.
6. + 1 contract, not more.
7. Some people just close, others re-open on the next contract. Nothing, they close and close, fix profit or loss and that's it.
MMs open a position by performing their duties when there is no counterparty to the trade.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/61551/page360
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/61551/page363
If there is not enough money in the account, it is the problem of the one who ran out, not him. He cannot equalise anything as purchases and sales are ALWAYS equal, that +-1 contract I think just a calculation error, the transaction cannot be one-sided.
https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/61551/page369
I have been thinking about OI, it turns out there are many schemes to manipulate it,
unlikely to be implemented in reality, but still
1) i sold 10.0000 optionsto myself- the OM will be huge at this strike - but it has no real sense - i don't need to defend this level - if it penetrates i will move it from one pocket to another
Let's assume that I cannot trade with myself (the ValSec exchange banned it), but it's also easy to bypass, right:
2a) firm A sells 10...0000 options to firm B through the exchange, and in the OTC market the opposite is done - B sells A options ...
as a result the OI on the exchange is huge really, no ...
2b) two firms A and B are controlled by the same owner, but are different legal entities - firm A sells options to firm B on the exchange - again, huge OM, but there is no point in protecting it - if the
the owner of the firms moves money from one pocket to another ....
i buy 10...0000 options at strike 10 and sell at strike 11
we see at levels 10 and 11 a huge oi
but it's not really fair - the price is unlikely to go to 10, but not to 11
- so.
there is no protection for this level - i don't really care if it gets to 10 or 11, i win from one contract and lose from the other...