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I wonder if Alexander has ever wondered why the sum of the increments in the sliding window on the chart is falling while the price is rising.
The sum of the increments is also the difference between the end and the beginning of the segment.
Maybe the left end of the segment has risen significantly.
I wonder if Alexander has ever wondered why the sum of the increments in the sliding window on the chart is falling while the price is rising.
The derivative of the price and the price can be in different ranges.
I was tired of unloading coal on the railway lines,
I decided to go into forex, my friends.
But, oh, my friends, they don't know anything about physics.
Decided to join the market banquet, too.
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Next verse after the most interesting post.
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There's always a price to pay.
The derivative of the price and the price can be in different ranges.
Do you think that the sum of the increments is the derivative???
Do you think that the sum of the increments is the derivative???
https://studfiles.net/preview/6314359/
and the rest is a matter of opinion.
https://studfiles.net/preview/6314359/
and the rest is a matter of opinion.
Do you also think that the sum of the increments is a derivative?
Do you think that the sum of the increments is the derivative?
It really is. After all, absolutely all price formation factors are not taken into account.
you people are weird - honestly)
"... I send a curse of hope,
Overflowing hearts,
But above all and above all
I curse the patience of a fool..."
J.W. Goethe.
It really is. After all, absolutely all price formation factors are not taken into account.
And I always thought that the sum was usually more associated with an integral than a derivative).
I have no way of knowing how the price will behave in the next moment.
I don't think that's available to anyone. And some comrades try.)
For some, the blink of an eye is a week, for others a day, an hour, a minute, a tick and a gap.