Random probability theory. Napalm continues! - page 5

 
Nikitoss:
A trend is a directed impulse movement, possibly without reversal, or with pullbacks that do not exceed the main impulse that sets the trend.


Let me repeat the question.

Price moved 1 point, is it trending?

 
paukas:
No. For there to be a trend, there has to be half a point back.

That's a half-flight.
 
PapaYozh:


Let me repeat the question.

Price has moved 1 point, is it trending?

Spy? That's classified information.
 
GameOver:


of course there is. each investment horizon has a different one. why do you want it? do you want money? :-))))))
The main thing is that you have to be careful when you invest money in the stock market.

1 no

2 funny, burn more.

 
PapaYozh:


Let me repeat the question.

Price has moved 1 point, is it trending?


This depends on the investment horizon from which you view the chart.
from the point of view of a nanosecond trade - rally.
 
Mischek2:

1 no

2 funny, go on.


What's so funny? It wasn't my idea.
Give us your definition of trend-flying?
 
PapaYozh:


Let me repeat the question.

Price has moved 1 point, is it trending?


NO. Because a trend is a trend, a trend is a sequence of events, the minimum sequence of values consists of 2 values.
 
Nikitoss:

Because a trend is a trend, a trend is a sequence of events, a minimum sequence of values consists of 2 values.


Okay, two is two.

Price has passed 2 points. Is it a trend?

 
Nikitoss:

Because a trend is a trend, a trend is a sequence of events, a minimum sequence of values consists of 2 values.
Told you, a pullback of half a pips should do it.
 
paukas:
Told you it should roll back half a pips.

Don't tell me, you'll be asked.