the size should have passed... The maximum file size is 4 MB . And the size is less than 3 MB. Maybe I did something wrong?
Clicked the "Select File" button -- I did. (but it didn't show up in the post) Then I clicked on "Add comment" -- as a result, there is a post, but no file attached.
the size should have passed... The maximum file size is 4 MB . And the size is less than 3 MB. Maybe I did something wrong?
I don't know... everything seems correct... there might be two problems - either it's not a zip... or a different browser should be tried... probably the browser...
This thread has touched on a very interesting "grail" topic that deserves comprehensive consideration. There I have shown some examples to help make sense of the bigger picture. In general, the problem is much deeper than it seems at first glance. Some time ago I worked on it, but from a slightly different angle. Now I've taken a new look at it.
New task - new experiment ;)
Task:
1. use actual data to calculate the dependence of profitability as a function of the deposit size;
2. to construct my personal "grail" ;)))))))) --- "grail" for personal use ;))))))
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This experiment will be used for the account which exhibition_bonus=30.00 - i.e. intended especially for experiments - my expenses on the account are only temporal.
zy. This account has been dangling since the beginning of the month (since October 4) and I haven't given it much attention. At the moment it's up 50%. But October ends in two days. So I'll bring it in October already as an experimental, and include it in the calculations as the first month.
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Preliminary picture -- hypothetical only!!! -- just so you can see what we're talking about -- looks like this:
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Of course, the whole picture will change ;)
Now the main task is to derive "deposit-return" characteristic and define its working area.
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It's quite simple: take the inverse Laplace transform X=Y/W.
First you need to find such a function of R market...
Well, that's about it for starters:
GBPUSD
Daily
2007.11.19 --- 2011.10.19
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You can see where the function clearly fails.
Next we need to expand the set of basic functions.
In the attached file -- in motion.
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zy. For some reason the file doesn't attach... tried to attach first rar then zip -- no luck.
Can you tell me how to attach a file?
the size should have passed... The maximum file size is 4 MB . And the size is less than 3 MB. Maybe I did something wrong?
Clicked the "Select File" button -- I did. (but it didn't show up in the post) Then I clicked on "Add comment" -- as a result, there is a post, but no file attached.
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I'm just pasting a picture.
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. and now I'm attaching it as a file
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again with no result...
the size should have passed... The maximum file size is 4 MB . And the size is less than 3 MB. Maybe I did something wrong?
I don't know... everything seems correct... there might be two problems - either it's not a zip... or a different browser should be tried... probably the browser...
Here's how... I have Safari 5.1.1
This thread has touched on a very interesting "grail" topic that deserves comprehensive consideration. There I have shown some examples to help make sense of the bigger picture. In general, the problem is much deeper than it seems at first glance. Some time ago I worked on it, but from a slightly different angle. Now I've taken a new look at it.
New task - new experiment ;)
Task:
1. use actual data to calculate the dependence of profitability as a function of the deposit size;
2. to construct my personal "grail" ;)))))))) --- "grail" for personal use ;))))))
.
This experiment will be used for the account which exhibition_bonus=30.00 - i.e. intended especially for experiments - my expenses on the account are only temporal.
zy. This account has been dangling since the beginning of the month (since October 4) and I haven't given it much attention. At the moment it's up 50%. But October ends in two days. So I'll bring it in October already as an experimental, and include it in the calculations as the first month.
.
Preliminary picture -- hypothetical only!!! -- just so you can see what we're talking about -- looks like this:
.
.
Of course, the whole picture will change ;)
Now the main task is to derive "deposit-return" characteristic and define its working area.
.
Let's work on it ;)
There is a first point