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No, that's not what I mean.
CME is a kind of open textbook with lectures on learning the algorithm of forex including
make a working algorithm model for starters
before lunchtime we trade to the open, after lunch to the close :-)
but there are nuances, it's all about the "magic bubbles".
before lunch we trade to open, afterwards to close :-)
but there are nuances, it's all about the "magic bubbles".
heat
do you have a picture of the model, two to be exact?
i.e. if you have drawn it correctly, the process should be clearly observed.
the process is for the crowd to subside, is that what you mean?
warm
You got a picture of the model, two, actually?
I mean, if he drew it right, there should be a clear view of the processYeah, like he has the secret knowledge, a talented PR person has been hired.
Yeah, like he's got secret knowledge, a talented PR guy hired.
Get off my back.
I'm a practitioner.
CME is in plain sight, there is nothing secret to learn how it worksget off my back.
I'm a practitioner.
The CME is in plain sight, there is nothing secret to learn how it worksOK, broadcast it and we'll listen.
warm
do you have a picture of the model, two pictures to be exact?
i.e. if you have drawn it correctly, the process should be clearly observed
the process is to make the crowd go down, is that what you're saying?
oops - no one is tricking anyone.
It's just the way it works - maximum real volumes in the eurozone, the eurozone opens on Frankfurt, banks set the internal rate for clients on it, and until the end-lunch they fulfill the client's desires on it. In the second half, it's who-knows-what. If there are no "koto-strokes", the rate before lunch goes back to the opening. Just a boozehound
Okay, you go ahead and we'll listen.
No, I'm not gonna tell you.
I'll give you a hint if you're going in the wrong direction.
oops - no one is tricking anyone.
It's just the way it works - maximum real volumes in the eurozone, the eurozone opens on Frankfurt, banks use it to set the domestic rate for clients, and they use it to fulfill the clients' desires until late afternoon. In the second half, it's who-knows-what. If there are no "koto-strokes", the rate before lunch goes back to the opening. It's just a boozehound.
well...
whatever.
model means you don't have one, or haven't got one yet, that's 100%.
No, I'm not gonna tell you.
I'll give you a hint if you're going in the wrong direction.
Thought so.) The all-seeing eye of the guru will guide us if necessary. To the right dealer. Okay, let's get everyone out in the open. It's a very diverse crowd here. Sheep and wolves present.
well...
whatever.
model means you don't have one, or you haven't got one yet, that's 100%.
you can clearly see where the banks have finished sorting out the "yesterday's client woes" and have scored the former interbank TOM/TOD
PS/ ignore the "curves" - it's a standard MACD in an unusual form