Can you suggest a good advisor? - page 7
You are missing trading opportunities:
- Free trading apps
- Over 8,000 signals for copying
- Economic news for exploring financial markets
Registration
Log in
You agree to website policy and terms of use
If you do not have an account, please register
What a bloated topic. I thought after two posts it would be dead.
I believe that Forex is the equivalent of a casino. There are no regularities, even if you put a hundred stochastics on the chart.
The price of an Expert Advisor is the price of admission to the casino, a comfortable chair and a "free drink".
The problem is that newbies want to make $1 - $1,000,000,000 without risk. This brings to mind the movie Pinocchio, Alice and Basilio.
Sergey Basov:
...
There's no pattern.
...
Have you ever been fishing?
One guy's biting, the other guy's not biting.
There are "patterns," but they're very tricky and very sneaky.
Have you ever been fishing?
One guy's biting, the other guy's not biting.
There are "patterns", but they are very tricky and terribly sneaky.
That's for sure, because the sneaky thing is that the pattern may no longer be the same tomorrow.
Looks like the topic-starter will not wait for an answer, and the programmers forum will turn into a philosophers forum )))
That's right, because the mean thing is that the pattern may not be the same tomorrow.
Have you ever been fishing?
One guy's biting, the other guy's not biting.
There are "patterns," but they're very tricky and very sneaky.
There's not enough insider information to figure out all the patterns.
If there's one unknown in the equation, is it solvable?
To calculate all the patterns -- there is not enough insider information.
If one unknown in the equation is unknown -- is the problem solvable?
Whoever wants to, looks for opportunities. Those who don't want to, look for rotten excuses © Lincoln
This is all nonsense. Everyone always knows what they're missing. Some people need money, some people need food, and some people need pussy. We were given systems of equations with many unknowns back in school. They were very solvable, because I used to cheat off of the top scorers and it worked.
Have you ever been fishing?
One has a bite, the other has no bite.
There are "regularities", but they are very cunning and terribly sneaky.
Yury Reshetov:
Whoever wants to, seeks opportunities. Those who don't want to, look for rotten excuses © Lincoln