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Forex is a system managed on every tick. Such systems do not lend themselves to statistical analysis.
This can easily be checked through Mat Lab. Yuri wrote about this above when he talked about autocorrelation
He was writing about something else. And he was just suggesting to use a standard statistical test.
Of course there is such data.
By the way, the indicator I suggested was quite good and makes physical sense.
which worked in Forts, but failed in Forex)
Perform a statistical analysis of the series
79; 0; 67; 15; 60; 14; 59; 16; 53; 17; 40
This is just an example, so we can understand each other later.
Do you think the owner of such an algorithm would show a working system to just anyone? You think he's really only interested in the money?
You're in the middle of nowhere. And you're only interested in the money.
You suggested a great metric!!! I am speaking absolutely sincerely. You will laugh, but it has the physical meaning of economic expectation, which counts as the product of profit value multiplied by profit probability minus loss value multiplied by loss probability.
I've already spun this all around. So far, I have called it the direct cost-recovery ratio, conventionally.
It made me smile to see that, just by analogy with the uncertainty principle, the proposed expression works. )
Sergei, I, for example, got a lot out of you. So you don't think this is a lecture for nothing.
Estimating the accuracy of matrix expectations is done through confidence intervals. Why are these mathematical models not applicable to FOREX? Explain why!
As an algorithm that earns a little bit, the main thing is that the drawdowns should be non-catastrophic (within 10%). I've heard stories about them, I've seen pictures of capital charts, but I've never managed to test one.
Ok, I'll ask a more specific question, has anyone seen here in the Market algorithm, which when tested, at least a little closer to the ideal, with a max. drawdown <10%, and a recovery time after DD at least 3-4 months.
https://c.mql5.com/6/724/mover11_eurusd_newopt.JPG
If initial deposit is increased by 5 times while keeping lot, it will be just 10% drawdown and 11% p.a. I trade with max 50% drawdown and 50% p.a.. Well, that's on paper, of course. ;)
https://c.mql5.com/6/724/mover11_eurusd_newopt.JPG
If you increase the initial deposit by 5 times while keeping the lot, it will be exactly 10% drawdown and 11% p.a. And I am trading at max 50% drawdown and 50% p.a. Well, this is on paper, of course. ;)