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Sergey Kutsko:

I agree))) The way the system is set up, everyone here loses money - that's normal... When you make money it means you're already cheating the system))

There is some truth in what you say)))))

 
Mickey Moose:

1) take an instrument with a very high spread

2) In the "buy" command we buy at the Ask price,

3) close the transaction at bid price

4) The same approach to the "Sell" command

Thus we get profit equal to the spread (when it is quite large, for example in exotic symbols)

bullshit

there will be a loss in the amount of the spread

 
Renat Akhtyamov:

utter bollocks.

there will be a loss in the amount of the spread

Just more proof that people write programs without even getting into what the market is all about.

 
Sergey Vradiy:

Yet another proof that people write software without even getting into what the market is all about.

By the way, in the market you can buy/sell at any price.) And on Ask, and on Bid, and in between, and pretty much anywhere. Whether they buy or sell to you is another matter. Have you understood the market yourself?))

 
Friends! "Interesting and humorous" - on another thread.
 
If your broker does not prevent you from keeping your limiters within the spread, then go ahead, in case a price spike catches them and brings you a profit
 
Yuriy Asaulenko:

By the way, you can buy/sell at any price on the market.) Both Ask and Bid, and in between, and just about anywhere. Whether they buy or sell to you is another question. Have you understood the market yourself?))

It turns out that TC's suggestion makes sense. We need to develop an ATC and write a smart adviser.

 
Mickey Moose:

1) take an instrument where the spread is very high

this only results in a loss in the amount of the spread)

 
STARIJ:

It turns out that TS proposal is reasonable. We should develop an ATC and write a smart EA.

An EA is unlikely to work, but you can play around on low-liquid stocks (assets) with large spreads. In options, it is better to buy/sell in this way if you are not in a hurry. Those who are in a hurry, they will buy/sell from you).

With liquid assets, the spread only covers the commission. And it may not always work.

But this is all exchange business.

 
Looks like it's spring.
In order to make money on spread widening, you have to open on the border of the spread and close when it narrows, in the middle. Both opening and closing must be on an asc or bid, if you don't want to pay the spread yourself.
Now the question is, who will fill you the limit boundary if the price moves inwards, i.e. FROM the limit :)
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