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Computer GSRs are pseudo-random.
I might even add:
it doesn't matter where it goes in the tester or where it moved before
since...
it won't go that way on the real
since.
the price always works against the trader
и
if in the demo, the price is playing up
the TS is a guaranteed 100% sinker
I would even add
price always works against the trader
What's the problem? Play it backwards and the price will not go against but for).
the other way round is the same as not the other way round
again
always
that's why
Finding an entry point is a futile exercise
I might even add:
it doesn't matter where the price goes in the tester or where it moved before
since.
It won't go that way on the real.
because.
price always works against the trader
Well, it's not all bad, not always - just a little over half the time.
Yep
from a theorist's point of view, it's 50/50.
but not in our favour spread, commissions, swap
so the 50/50 ratio is not in our favour
even with a successful entry
the other way round is the same as not the other way round
again
always
That's amazing. It's like a quadratic trinomial - I can't even imagine it. (с)
ok
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go in buy, price reacts downwards
or vice versa
Entering sell, price reaction is up
ok
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enter to buy, price reacts downwards
or vice versa
we enter in the sell, the price reacts upwards.
And if we do not enter, the price stands still.
And if you don't enter, the price stands still.
if you don't enter, the price will work for the others
;)
if you don't go in, the price will work for the rest of us
;)