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However, if this is indeed the case, it makes things a little easier.
In this case there is no point in looking for mythical trend/float clues. Only pure probability theory and DPT should be fought with the market. Nothing more.
what is the beast of the TTC?
CPT Lyapunov, see Wiki.
However, it seems to me that the young man or the old man (God knows, I can't see who it is from here...) is mistaken. The market is not a random process, but under certain boundary conditions it can appear to be. Therein lies its mystery and grail.
CPT Lyapunov, see Wiki.
However, it seems to me that the young man or the old man (God knows, I can't see who it is from here...) is mistaken. The market is not a random process, but under certain boundary conditions it can appear to be so. Therein lies its mystery and grail.
The market is only random in the tester, since during testing the trader's buying/selling volume does not affect the real market volume, and as a consequence, the price
the market has a memory and its name is the underlying asset
all of the above brings surprises when trading on the real market
I looked at the CPT, closed immediately after reading the first few words.the market is only random in the tester, because during testing, the trader's trading volume does not affect the real market volume
The market has a memory and its name is the underlying asset.
This, in turn, brings surprises in real trading
Are you saying that I change the market with my 50 rubles from my cent account?
No
Are you saying that I'm changing the market with my 50 roubles from my cent account?
No
Yes, easily.
You're not the only one.
cent accounts are grouped into a separate group
especially since, if you spit on your five cents, you'll walk away with a million.CPT Lyapunov, see Wiki.
However, it seems to me that the young man or the old man (God knows, I can't see who it is from here...) is mistaken. The market is not a random process, but under certain boundary conditions it can appear to be. Therein lies its mystery and grail.
And why do you think you can kick thousands of advisors out of the kodobase?
Because they are bad?)
Keep looking for the grail for another 100,000 pages in this thread)
Yeah, easy.
you're not the only one.
Especially since if I spit on your five cents, you'll walk away with a million.Here's an example--
I had an advisor. I was gaining a little bit on a cent account.
Started losing money.
I stopped the trade.
Seemed like you were right and the market went after my pennies.
It's been half a year since my Expert Advisor stopped trading.
I raised the set that I traded and checked it in the tester.
So ...
Here's an example -
I had an advisor. I was gently gaining on a cent account.
Started losing money.
I stopped the trade.
Seemed like you were right and the market went after my pennies.
It's been half a year since my Expert Advisor stopped trading.
I raised the set that I traded and checked it in the tester.
So ...
exactly
the Expert Advisor went to the tester with its real trade, which entered the historical data
stop him and check again on the area where he has not traded in real life
The result will be different.
exactly
the advisor went to test with its real trade, which went into the historical data
stop it and test it again in the area where it did not trade in real
The result will be different.
I did exactly that.
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