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Pomotor the spread at your brokerage house, throw it in for a minute.
Thank you...
I'm wondering if I overdid the degree of protection on the "third line of defence" against an increase in trade volume. The last three trades were -6, +6, -6 tugrik. And there was profit to be made from this fluctuation.
Correction...
New result. The corrections have not yet taken effect here, so the last 4 changes to the statistics have not been profitable. This should not work any further...
Current table:
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Next order.
I now have the euro at 1.3179. I need to sell 0.02 lots. I am pending at 1.3149 and 1.3209...
Another result... and a table update. Current status:
I did a bit of theory at the weekend and sort of cleaned it all up. Now it's possible to fully observe.
I wonder if there is a pitfall that I haven't noticed yet...?
Another result... and a table update. Current status:
I did a bit of theory at the weekend and sort of cleaned it all up. Now it's possible to fully observe.
I wonder if there is a pitfall that I haven't noticed yet...?
And how long are you going to run this experiment to make it a statistically significant result?
Personally, a year would be enough for me.
I've run two more threads in parallel with it, but without the pending ones, just to make it faster...
It's finally on.
New orders. I have the euro at 1.3192 now. I need to buy 0.06 lots. I am placing orders at 1.3162 and 1.3222...
Another transaction has been completed.
The current table is as follows:
The system now needs to buy 0.02 lots again. The Euro is now 1.3202. Therefore, I put orders at 1.3172 and 1.3232...