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ktest0:


Thanks. I was already shocked by the essence of the thread itself...

AHHHH! Now that you mention it.... Why don't we sum up all the known values of yesterday's bars for all the known currency pairs, divide them by the number of currency pairs and get a super reference MARKET VALUE?

Please don't ask me why and why I should do it...

Just for fun!



Let's multiply each pair by the equivalent volume and you'll be happy. Just for fun:)
 
Been there, done thathttps://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/140716/page150
 
grell:

Multiply each pair by the equivalent volume and you're in luck. Just for fun:)
And we can make a chart of the reference bars, it would be cooler than Renko! А?
 
grell:

Multiply each pair by an equivalent volume and you are happy. Just for fun :)

We are not talking about pairs here, we are talking about the benchmark position of the currency in hindsight, otherwise we are talking about inflation and the gold standard.


Let him try it, imho...

 
borilunad:
And you could make a chart out of the benchmark bars, it'd be cooler than Renko! А?

A benchmark bar is what? A specific currency in relation to the air? So? So you can whine, "How do you trade this currency?" I think the bi-currency basket is already hinting: "don't look for an absolute index of the currency, it won't give you anything anyway".
 
ktest0:


Thanks. I was already shocked by the essence of the thread itself...

AHHHH! Now that you mention it.... Why don't we sum up all the known values of yesterday's bars for all the known currency pairs, divide them by the number of currency pairs and get a super benchmark MARKET VALUE?

Please don't ask me why and why I should do it...

Just for fun!



What?
 
Dr.F.:
Correct your expressions if they are different from mine. My expressions are correct. You can verify by direct substitution at some step [i, i+1].


empty...
 
tara:

And it's not about pairs, it's about the benchmark position of the currency in hindsight, otherwise it's about inflation and the gold standard.


Let him try it, imho...


Let him try it.
 
Dr.F.:

this is not mechanics, my friend. technically you are right. However, wait for the pictures and figures.

I don't know about Alsu, but I am already waiting :)
 
I've had time to recall the Mendeleev-Clapeyron equation, isochoric, isothermal and isobaric processes, but when I remembered the equation itself, I immediately crossed my heart:)
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