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you took the eurodollar chart, subtracted the chifdollar chart from it, and got a chart like this?
Come on!
like i didn't take those 2 charts away.
there is no such a smooth spread there. )))
I'll show you when the trades come out in the black.
although....,
There's nothing stopping you from opening EURUSD and USDCHF trades with the same lot right now, if you don't believe me.
good luck ;)So you took the eurodollar chart, subtracted the chifdollar chart from it, and got a chart like this?
Come on!
Like I didn't take those two charts.
there is no such a smooth spread there. )))
Obviously it's not just eurusd - usdchf.
Obviously it's not just eurusd - usdchf.
try the incremental differences
well and yes, i only left out the volume of sales purchases, not including their value
and ...
There is a rattlesnake spread in the volume differential
Alternatively, read the stock market rates for different pairstry the incremental difference
Everything is beautiful on increments and one instrument.
I don't think the prediction accuracy will increase by making the difference between the two instruments.
Obviously it's not just eurusd - usdchf.
What am I saying? I'm saying it's obvious.)
and he says it's a stupid difference)))
Everything is beautiful on increments and one instrument.
I don't think the prediction accuracy will increase by making the difference between the two instruments.
so what am i saying? i'm saying it's obvious.)
and he says it's a stupid difference)))
so on the plus side, have you tried it?
of course on the plus side!!!
Same thing.
;)
First, you need to study the basics of hedging and the theory of equity trading, i.e., the pros, which almost oblige you to implement this strategy.
I'm wondering which is the better option.
Currency pairs:
1. A/B
2. C/B
Option 1. A/B goes up, C/B goes down = A/B sell and C/B buy.
Option 2. A/B rose, C/B rose, A/C rose = A/B sell and C/B buy.
so on the plus side, have you tried it?
of course i'm on the plus side!
Same thing.
;)
Why try, the indicator will tell you what and how much without trying).
Why try it, the indicator will tell you what and how much without trying it).