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Great! Can you post this indicator?
I see you're not time-sensitive. What is your indicator based on?
I can, but I'm telling you it's slow, it shows the tangent of the slope of the least squares regression line
>> Thank you. I see you've already written an EA for it as well. How are the results?
It is not really for him. When it's trending good, when it's flat bad.
Playing all the chips on red, like in a casino, and getting a good result.
Can anyone suggest the best way to form a portfolio of currencies that trade approximately the same (the most correlated), using a script to open a position of the same type on them
(Bay or Sell)?
Without thinking too much, we play all the chips on red like in a casino and get a good result.
I mean, multi-currency accounting, as I understand it.
it's logical to bet on one colour, of course!
May someone advise the best way to form a portfolio of currencies, which are more or less the same (the most correlated), so that using a script to open a position of the same type on them
(Bay or Sell)?
australia and new zealand are probably the two acrobat brothers.
and probably also Eurozone countries (Scandinavians and Eastern Europe)
we can also assume "asian tiger" walks the same way
australia and new zealand are probably the two acrobat brothers
and probably eurozone countries (scandinavians and eastern europe)
>> it could also be assumed that the 'asian tiger' walks the same way.
Thanks of course, but roughly I can pick and choose 10 currencies already. But maybe someone has done some statistical research?
We play all the chips on red, like in a casino, and we get good results.
Tell me, what's your miracle indicator?