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What the fuck is a chart. You were talking about volumes.
Yeah, that's what I get from the chart.
And since no one here knows Formulae, then feed the chart to the grid input, let it think for itself.
Yeah, that's what I get from the chart.
And since no one here knows the formulae, then feed the chart to the grid input, let it think for itself.
You're taking levels for volumes, accumulations/distributions.
Let's not get all cerebral, I want to feed something into the model urgently
levels for volumes, accumulations/distributions
then the momentum is gone.
No, not levels.
think carefully about what I'm talking about
and once you have, do a proper recalculation from your point of reference
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by the way, this 1:500 is the leverage of the account, if you don't know
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If you don't know, go to the Forex market and try it out on your demo account )))
If you know it, you'd better practice, even if you have a demo. ) 1:500 has nothing to do with CFDs, you canset it to1:1000 or1:100,
for CFDs a different calculation
then the momentum will be gone.
No, not the levels
the glass, the tape?
there is no volume written on the chartHe, in some way, calculates the OI from the regular BP. I don't know how he does it... By some formula...
He, in some way, calculates the OI from the regular BP. I don't know how he does it... Some kind of formula...
It's just another damn formula...
With leverage = 500, loading a 30% deposit is suicide. I say this with knowledge, believe me ;)
I agree. For real accounts. I've only allowed myself to do that in contests.
But at 100 leverage I used 30-35% and even 40% on real accounts. And this is the boundary of the largest margin on one of the simultaneously traded currency pairs. The admissible value was determined by the number of losses, imitating trading in all brokerage companies simultaneously (several dozens), from which I collected actual tick quotes for several years. At the same time, in the block, simulating the server's execution of requests, I have provided both a forced delay and asymmetric slippage - something I had to deal with in the real trading in the MT platform. Such a load is acceptable if the trades are very short-term, which is typical for arbitrage.
and I have 100% (119 pieces today) on target:
If you don't know, you'd better practice, at least on the demo)))
1:500 has nothing to do with CFDs, you can bet 1:1000 or 1: 100,
the calculation for CFDs is different
you just don't seem to understand what it's all about about your deposit load.
Think before you get too smart.