From theory to practice - page 652 1...645646647648649650651652653654655656657658659...1981 New comment multiplicator 2018.10.12 22:47 #6511 secret:The picture you gave is of a single DC Renat Akhtyamov 2018.10.12 22:57 #6512 hartmann: yep just one BUT. this is also a statement of facts the prediction is that if the price goes up, there will be more oranges (and vice versa) secret 2018.10.12 23:05 #6513 hartmann:Let it be a hundred DCs, it does not matter) DC clients are too skinny to move the price) all the more, all their trades are locked in the DC. secret 2018.10.12 23:08 #6514 Alexander_K2: I listened and listened to CheGevara (about Gauss on large TFs and quantile=1.6, etc.) and decided to make a simple indicator: Total Profit: +733 pips.Gauss has nothing to do with it. It's just that on the scale of years currency pairs are standing still - look at the W1 chart. So much for the return. multiplicator 2018.10.12 23:17 #6515 secret: Let it be a hundred DCs, it does not matter) DC clients are too skinny to move the price) all the more, all their trades are locked in the DC. There is also such data on CME there is data decomposed into large speculators, small speculators dealers, asset managers, funds it is from a monitoring site Renat Akhtyamov 2018.10.12 23:23 #6516 hartmann: there is also data on the CME the data is broken down into big speculators, small speculators, dealers, asset managers, fundsexternally - the graphs are correct (the same can be done independently using SOT reports) Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident ;) I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning except temporarily.... Hedge saved you, who Using "arrays" as input The order, timing and Uladzimir Izerski 2018.10.12 23:50 #6517 Renat Akhtyamov: externally - the charts are correct (you can plot the same on your own from the SOT reports) Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident ;) I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning except temporarily....All market participants keep the market balanced. The speculators are pulling the hot chestnuts out of the fire. Some quite successfully. multiplicator 2018.10.13 03:20 #6518 Renat Akhtyamov: externally - the charts are correct (the same thing can be done independently from SOT reports) Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident ;) I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning except temporarily.... well big speculators, small speculators, that's clear. but what are commercials? Renat Akhtyamov 2018.10.13 06:29 #6519 hartmann: well big speculators, small speculators, that's clear. but what are commercials? banks Renat Akhtyamov 2018.10.13 06:33 #6520 Uladzimir Izerski: All market participants maintain the balance of the market. Speculators are pulling the hot chestnuts out of the fire. Some are quite successful.Vladimir, try to make a chart of one sale operation taking into account all the costs, profits and losses Let's say three participants - trader, DC, bank And all the exploits of the speculators will turn into a regular client relationship where the price will start to rise EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts Any questions from newcomers Market theory 1...645646647648649650651652653654655656657658659...1981 New comment
The picture you gave is of a single DC
yep
just one BUT.
this is also a statement of facts
the prediction is that if the price goes up, there will be more oranges (and vice versa)
Let it be a hundred DCs, it does not matter) DC clients are too skinny to move the price) all the more, all their trades are locked in the DC.
I listened and listened to CheGevara (about Gauss on large TFs and quantile=1.6, etc.) and decided to make a simple indicator:
Total Profit: +733 pips.
Gauss has nothing to do with it. It's just that on the scale of years currency pairs are standing still - look at the W1 chart.
So much for the return.
Let it be a hundred DCs, it does not matter) DC clients are too skinny to move the price) all the more, all their trades are locked in the DC.
there is data decomposed into large speculators, small speculators
dealers, asset managers, funds
it is from a monitoring site
there is also data on the CME
the data is broken down into big speculators, small speculators,
dealers, asset managers, funds
externally - the graphs are correct (the same can be done independently using SOT reports)
Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident
;)
I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning
except temporarily....
externally - the charts are correct (you can plot the same on your own from the SOT reports)
Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident
;)
I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning
except temporarily....
All market participants keep the market balanced. The speculators are pulling the hot chestnuts out of the fire. Some quite successfully.
externally - the charts are correct (the same thing can be done independently from SOT reports)
Market sentiment (dealers + banks) against opportunistic speculators is evident
;)
I don't think the market has a 5% of 100% speculators winning
except temporarily....
well big speculators, small speculators, that's clear. but what are commercials?
All market participants maintain the balance of the market. Speculators are pulling the hot chestnuts out of the fire. Some are quite successful.
Vladimir, try to make a chart of one sale operation taking into account all the costs, profits and losses
Let's say three participants - trader, DC, bank
And all the exploits of the speculators will turn into a regular client relationship where the price will start to rise