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It's just that there are a lot of dependencies in the market and movements seem to be random.
This is the definition of a random variable distributed according to a normal law :)This is the definition of a random variable distributed according to the normal law :)
I guess so, but the trader's task (to recognise the dependence and exploit it) is still feasible in this formulation.
I suppose so, but the task of the trader (to recognise the dependency and exploit it) is still feasible in this formulation.
Absolutely :-D. There are even living, walking, testimonies.Second attempt - 48%.
I ask you to take your time. For the first month, not more than 2 times a day. You might break a sweat. :)))
This is the definition of a random variable distributed according to a normal law :)No no no, if the basis is normal, then the output is not random.
>> no no no, if the basic laws are normal, then the output is not random
It is random, but it has the best representability, right 2 sigma and all. It's a lot easier than a uniform law.
It's random, but it has the best representability, right 2-sigma and all. It's a lot easier than a uniform law.At its
I'm asking you to take your time. For the first month, no more than 2 times a day. It's gonna be a pain in the ass. :)))
Already on my third try, 48%. Total - so far I'm up 2%. I'm gonna hold off on that for now.