Since May, to be exact, there's 3,500 points of no return, and single netizens can handle that
there's a good way -- you have to take it from early 2014 -- because there's the first period of the beginning of this fall and it sort of normalized -- and then it went down.
The period from May to July is passable -- but beyond that ...
and lasted until the spring of 2015.
i.e. if the grid survives the 2014-1015 euro test -- then you can consider the grid -- if not, rubbish without regret.
by the way, the wide-range flat that then came and lasted until the beginning of this year -- also interesting to test the nets.
yes, test on the euro from the summer of 2014 -- you can do so up to the summer of 2015.
There is a remarkable no-return trend going on in that period.
Since May, to be exact, there is 3,500 pips of no-trend, and single netizens can handle that
Since May, to be exact, there's 3,500 points of no return, and single netizens can handle that
there's a good way -- you have to take it from early 2014 -- because there's the first period of the beginning of this fall and it sort of normalized -- and then it went down.
The period from May to July is passable -- but beyond that ...
and lasted until the spring of 2015.
i.e. if the grid survives the 2014-1015 euro test -- then you can consider the grid -- if not, rubbish without regret.
by the way, the wide-range flat that then came and lasted until the beginning of this year -- also interesting to test the nets.
Tests:
Tests:
Are you kidding me? It's not a "test." It's a "fill-in-the-blank".
Currency, timeframe, model, spread and other data to evaluate what you loudly call "tests" just a little bit.