I'm in trouble after being called names, Alexei Kuznetsova tells me his opinion on the U.S. dollar - General

sterva 2016.10.16 18:03 #11721

Alexey Volchanskiy:

Folks, how do you feel about such forecasts from fxstreet?

Absolutely positive.

It's a bit of a show..........)))

sxww 2016.10.16 18:21 #11722

sterva:

Absolutely positive.

It's a bit of a show..........)))

So you think the "forecast" for the euro, current 0971 in a month 0927 is ok? You never cease to amaze me. Or are you just replying without reading?

sterva 2016.10.16 19:46 #11723

sxww:
So you think that the "forecast" for the euro, current 0971 in a month 0927 is ok? You never cease to amaze me. Or are you just replying without reading?

You don't think there can only be one opinion).

Euro is an average price, it just doesn't say how much it will fall and fly away (a gift for those who are always breaking even).

I have written my opinion several times (the dollar will not rise forever).

Questions on OOP in Exploring the Graal. "The FOREX - Trends, Forecasts

Alexey Volchanskiy 2016.10.16 23:30 #11724

max325:
Yes, it is better not to look at them. Alexey, please take a look at it. I wrote the algorithm for the programme two pages ago. Is it even realistic to build it on MT4?

This? Written very briefly, but I don't see the difficulty.

At a certain point in time (e.g. 12:05) find a price quote (about 25 different combinations) in an M1 candle (on 28 currency pairs). All this in a form of a program. And with possibility to save the results. I will make a more detailed Terms of Reference later.

I need some help Questions from a "dummy" Historical spread during backtesting

max325 2016.10.16 23:49 #11725

Alexey Volchanskiy:

This? Written very briefly, but I don't see the difficulty.

At a certain point in time (e.g. 12:05) find a price quote (about 25 different combinations) in an M1 candle (on 28 currency pairs). All this in a form of a program. And with possibility to save the results. I will make more detailed specifications later.

Yes, it is. Thanks for looking at it. I'll have to draw up the terms of reference then.