IronBird: What's so funny or embarrassing about that?
And there was nothing wrong with it, it was all quite decent - until the topicstarter started talking about a purely mathematical way of cheating the market. That's where the fun began.
Mathemat: And there was nothing like that, everything was quite decent - until the topicstarter started talking about a purely mathematical way of cheating the market. That's where the fun began.
If this is a re-drawing indicator, then it is impossible to trade on the real account ))))
) One time an inspired beginner visited one of brokerage companies forum and said he'd found a gem - by history I noticed that I should sell from the ZigZAg indicator peaks!) I cannot explain him that the indicator makes too many redraws and that it may be so...
And there was also a case where a person posted a "ToR" for writing an EA based on the algorithm shown in the picture. Well, the entries/exits were indicated with arrows exactly on the tops of the zigzag.
The main condition of the ToR was something like this: enter/exit strictly by the arrows and not one bar later!
And there was nothing like that, everything was quite decent - until the topicstarter started talking about a purely mathematical way of cheating the market. That's where the fun began.
Doesn't this TTF look as much as six bars ahead?
Doesn't this TTF look 6 bars ahead?
there you go))
If it is a redrawing indicator, then it is impossible to trade on the real ))))
If this is a re-drawing indicator, then it is impossible to trade on the real account ))))
) One time an inspired beginner visited one of brokerage companies forum and said he'd found a gem - by history I noticed that I should sell from the ZigZAg indicator peaks!) I cannot explain him that the indicator makes too many redraws and that it may be so...
And there was also a case where a person posted a "ToR" for writing an EA based on the algorithm shown in the picture. Well, the entries/exits were indicated with arrows exactly on the tops of the zigzag.
The main condition of the ToR was something like this: enter/exit strictly by the arrows and not one bar later!