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Sash, what are 23 short positions and 14 long positions?
Never mind - there are some other trades before and after, they are included in the report and not in this chart
I do not need it.
I have a signal tied to the test, that's what I'm watching.
What exactly are you trying to prove, I don't understand. I have been dealing with multicurrency for the last couple of years, if you open everything with the same lot, it will be like Konstantin drew.
No, I don't. I'm not going to prove anything to anyone.
Yes, there are no questions, we disagree on the stability of the Ring's equitability behaviour. Let it stay that way.
I have simply used my own opinion and found a way to ensure that the equity of a basket of orders would be plus, while you continue to blindly persist.
Respectfully.
never mind - there are other transactions before and after, they are included in the report and not in this graph
OK, put a simple one-pair lock in there too, eh?
it won't show up, except for the spread.
I mean, it won't affect the chart, the lock is zero.
It won't, except for the spread.
I mean, it won't affect the chart, the lock is zero.
A triangle is essentially a lock and a ring, however...
For a triangle to become a lot, you need to equate traded volumes (not lots!)
Here's a script to calculate lots of the same volume.
Contender:
...Here's a script to calculate lots of one volume.
Thank you, of course, but I don't need it.
Well, don't talk about "essentially lock" when what you're talking about isn't essentially lock.
A triangle is essentially a lock and a ring, though...
Well, don't talk about "essentially lock" when what you're talking about is essentially not lock.
OK, I won't. )))
Anyway, I'll unbalance my "non-lock" almost from the beginning anyway, and I'm interested only in the dynamics of price behaviour - whether they go "from the start" (Inhale) or return to OrderOpenPrice() .