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700 trades is not a statistic?
Why do you need statistics for incomprehensible TS? What is it for? And why?
You have to phrase your messages correctly:
"I can't say anything useful about the question posed by the topic writer. But I can tell you that for my personal TS, excluding Fridays does not increase profitability. I will not tell you the details of my TS. Just take my word for it. Paukas
ru_chuzer:
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- 70% of losing trades happen on Friday
...Question to connoisseurs: what observations do you have about the right time to trade a trend (day of the week, time of day for currency pairs, ...) ?
Saturday and Sunday of course. Because on such days there are no losing trades at all.
Is 700 deals not a statistic anymore?
Why do we need statistics for incomprehensible TS? What is it for? And why?
You have to phrase your messages correctly:
"I can't say anything useful about the question posed by the topic writer. But I can tell you that for my personal TS, excluding Fridays does not increase profitability. I will not tell you the details of my TS. Just take my word for it. Paukas
Better download the terminal. And check it. In the meantime, take your word for it.
No way! Never! On your word? No way!
Taking a forum's word for it can drive you crazy. This is the kind of thing you're asked to take your word for -......
If a man with a beard and glasses said he checked it, then he checked it! Do not be greedy!
in no way! Never! On your word? No way!
Taking a forum's word for it can drive you crazy. This is the kind of thing you're asked to take your word for -......
If a man with a beard and glasses said he checked it, then he checked it! Do not be greedy!
Here's an average high-low on the days you see, there's nothing special about Friday.
Here's the average high-low by day you see, nothing special on Friday.
it is not volatility we are assessing.
no statistics. You have different TCs.
It's not volatility we're assessing.
there are no statistics. You have different TS's
We are not assessing, we are trying to figure out the cause.
You see, there is no increased volatility on Friday.
So this assumption is rejected.
Here's the average high-low for the days you see, nothing special on Friday.
Yep, the difference is quite small.
Monday - as usual, flat, and on Tuesday - here we go! :))), Wednesday - confusing... Thursday-Friday - normal days ;)
Yeah, there's very little difference at all.
Monday - as usual, flat, and Tuesday - here we go! :))), Wednesday - confusing... Thursday-Friday are ordinary days ;)
And here's the close of Friday against the rest of the week. Also nothing special
I wonder if anyone uses circular levels when trading on a breakout. I investigated volatility depending on price being at one or another level relative to a figure (last 2 digits on 4-digit quotes). Practically on all currencies it turns out the increase of volos by 5-10% when approaching to 0 and 50
Here's an example of an m15 eur: