FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2016 - page 575

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Dimmerd:

Isn't that the line in question? There are no pictures here for me yet(( only columns of numbers)))

and if the old one wants, he'll explain what it was =)

[Dimmerd]

He'll explain if he wants to, if he doesn't)))

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Dimmerd:
If he wants to explain if he wants to tell you to go away))))

I don't think he will, although he says he wants us to be constructive here)) - That's the question on the subject.

[sxww]

azfaraon:
I don't think he'll answer, though he says to speak constructively.

So talk.

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sxww:
So talk.

The man seems to be talking and asked to clarify how much of his reasoning is correct.

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azfaraon:
The man seems to be talking and asked to clarify how much of his reasoning is correct.

he's not reasoning... he's just showing what's in the public domain...

[sxww]

azfaraon:
The man seems to be talking and asked to clarify how much of his reasoning is correct.

So, elaborate.

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sxww:
So, check it out.

This seems to be your topic... You're talking about volumes...

[Dimmerd]

I'm just trying to learn how to count bulletins, here I kept the formula given by strange

1/((strike/1000)+-(premium/100))+forward point=spot price

If we try to count from my chosen line, then

strike 1010 divided by 1000=1.01,

then the premium of .38 divided by 100 = 0.0038,

now from 1.01 as it is a put we subtract 0.0038=1.0062

Now we divide 1 by 1.0062=0.9938382031405287

Now, it remains from 0.9938382031405287 to subtract forward point and we will get the spot price, right?

[Mihail Marchukajtes]

Well another ISP on the way today.... So wait for it.... Who's going where?