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With the spread - divergence of pairs is clear, but now another question: how to understand that the spread (divergence) has reached the maximum value, or at least close to it?
And another question: is it possible to trade the spread without considering its value, i.e. to trade on both increasing spread and decreasing one, if there is no answer to the first question?
Yes, I've written a few pair trading robots.
I even had such a bot at the last championship, and it was even profitable. However, I managed to open it using the crossover.)
But it can be done using several symbols.
Do you think that it is more profitable and secure to open on crossover? It's just that your trading robot has not traded long and had few deals.)
Do you have more reliable statistics on cross trading?
Who has any ideas on what principle, or rules, to close orders in profit. For simplicity, let it be EURUSD/USDCHF.
Meaning? In a minute, the coefficient won't be (c)"Have been chosen as an example. They have a correlation coefficient of -0.95". , а 1.9 ?
Vitaly, the correlation coefficient can be in the range: -1.0 <= k <= +1. The correlation coefficient cannot be equal to 1.9. What do you mean by that ?
Vitaly, the correlation coefficient can be in the range: -1.0 <= k <= +1. The correlation coefficient cannot be equal to 1.9. What did you mean here?
Missed the "not" before 1.9
It is of course from 1.0 to -1.0Missed the "not" before 1.9
It is, of course, 1.0 to -1.0Got it.