Dr.Drain: No, no. To understand that your filter is not ahead of anything, consider it on simple signals instead of price: meander, sine wave, triangular sawtooth, and the main thing: a step. That is where you will see the lag. For miracles do not happen, and you cannot predict in advance where a pullback will occur and that there will not be a pullback.
That is not what I meant.
You can't get ahead of what doesn't exist - everyone knows that.
Trading noise from the average). There was such a thought, came to a standstill. Max what I managed to get is the optimal smoothing/lag ratio, gives the JJMA indicator. Put it up a notch and use the indicator from the digital method generator to try and find something better.
There may be a loophole in the positive GVZ, haven't dug in that direction. Divergence on oscillators as an example of this effect.
TO INCREASE THE PROBABILITY OF AN UMP IS NECESSARY:
1. USE AT LEAST THE SIMPLEST INDICATOR, FOR EXAMPLE, THREE-PERIOD STOCHASTIC - IN NORMAL HANDS IT WORKS STEADILY
2. USE AN NDICATOR 5 TIMES BIGGER THAN A SL - THE PROBABILITY OF AN NDICATOR IS HIGHER
No, no. To understand that your filter is not ahead of anything, consider it on simple signals instead of price: meander, sine wave, triangular sawtooth, and the main thing: a step. That is where you will see the lag. For miracles do not happen, and you cannot predict in advance where a pullback will occur and that there will not be a pullback.
That is not what I meant.
You can't get ahead of what doesn't exist - everyone knows that.
You can only assume and hope.
Is item 2 together with item 1 or can it be separately?
:)))
It's just that the person hasn't clarified what she's all about "TP probability" - that's where it all falls into place.))))))
Roman, you put TP=SL in your trending system. What will happen to the MO?
To be honest, I still don't understand how the MO is calculated in the tester. Do you know?
Without the SL and TP calculation block...it might go down though...
here... MO=47
But if - for the same year 2008 - you change tp<sl slightly - and condition - Selkie at a price lower than the long MA... and vice versa...
then the result would improve...
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To be honest, I still don't understand how MO is counted in the tester. Do you know?
Without the SL and TP calculation block...it might be a waste, though...
here... MO= 47
To be honest, I still don't understand how MO is counted in the tester. Do you know?
Without the SL and TP calculation unit...it might be a waste, though...
here... MO = 47
As practice shows, this number of trades shows nothing
Trading noise from the average). There was such a thought, came to a standstill. Max what I managed to get is the optimal smoothing/lag ratio, gives the JJMA indicator. Put it up a notch and use the indicator from the digital method generator to try and find something better.
There may be a loophole in the positive GVZ, haven't dug in that direction. Divergence on oscillators as an example of this effect.