So if it makes no difference, then you don't need graphs at all... ?
I think it makes no difference which way to open, but the ratio of lots should be different. And as TC said, time of waiting for profit varies, because there are different deviations.
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It's open.
Is this specifically a cross of eurgbp (lot ratio 0.84)?
Yep.
I opened.
and I've just been struggling with a little bit of software
but it opened in reverse.
All right, we'll see whose truth it is.
i have already tried to trade with the system, i would not make a difference.
I've tried to trade with the same spread (arbitrage situation) but I've got a good start and finish.
;)
however, in principle it makes no difference how to open, I was dealing with this yesterday
With the same lots?
With the same lots?
Yeah
It's just that my model is built on the same lots
Yep
It's just that my model is built on the same lots
So if it makes no difference, then you don't need graphs at all... ?
I think it makes no difference which way to open, but the ratio of lots should be different. And as TC said, time of waiting for profit varies, because there are different deviations.
So if it makes no difference, then you don't need graphics at all... ?
need
how do you catch the arbitrage, how do you do the analysis?
1. 3*ED-PD;
2. PD-ED.
Different lots can produce profits in two trades at once:
1. 3*ED-PD;
2. PD-ED.
this is more of a predominant pair trade than arbitrage
it's easier to get rid of it all and trade one pairDifferent lots can produce profits in two trades at once:
1. 3*ED-PD;
2. PD-ED.
Only at different times.