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Correlation of strategies.
There is no such term.
Also, the subject of how a signal with a cost of $10K sells for $20 is not covered.
Correlation of strategies.
Correlation of strategies.
I bring in a pool of strategies. If possible, I negotiate with the author, sometimes I buy a robot with a signal. I try not to violate the offers. This is a violation in MQL, that is why there are no translations from here. I bought the above signal for $10k and I am not the only subscriber to it:) I am not the only one who subscribed to it :) So I am in control of the legal side and I ask you not to make such remarks without having studied the Vendor's Offer Agreement :)
Judging by the screenshot -- the subscriber account is 40,000 -- at a subscription cost of $900 per month -- the signal should yield 900/40000 = 2.25% per month minimum.
So, most likely, the only subscriber of this signal is the ISP itself - only the ISP can pay for such a subscription with its signal.
Or when subscribing -- the cost was quite different.
There is no such term.
I will not take the liberty of inventing this term. At least Strategy Quant did it before me. Try their analyzer, it's free. Perhaps we just disagree on the terminology. Maybe my approach is a pseudo-scientific heresy :)
So what are you counting the correlation of? Are you checking the correlation of what exactly? Open positions, equity? It's a simple question.
Equity, taking into account open positions.
Equity, taking into account open positions.
there is a signal coming from the zula
The statistics are likely to be much worse.
Because there is not a huge number of signals that have been drained and disabled among those available in the window.
The dynamics could be monitored by making such a cut every day and taking into account the number of new accounts in each group.
Equity, taking into account open positions.