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Are you obviously a physicist...?
Answer:
1. How do you distinguish a trend from a flat? ( But not on history..., on history even a moron will show you the right one...)
2. Is it possible to make a break-even trade - 100% of profitable deals? ( over a seventh year).
A trend and a flat does not have a direction (to one side or the other). A trend can be up or down - the main thing is that it does not change direction for a long time, unlike a flat, which moves in a corridor.
that's where it gets weird... an obvious contradiction...
1. There are many methods. As for my trending strategy: I find a trend and a flat is automatic when a stop is triggered.
Pass in point 1... No pass in point 2.
On the whole - credit, as no one answers question 2 correctly...
as an option to know the future direction (yellow line)
Quote:
I personally have found the laws by which the market moves.
Most importantly, by this law, you can find everything except one thing: the direction of price movement.
It was not there and never will be.
In this I am one hundred percent sure.
the most important thing about this law is that you can find anything except one thing - the direction of price movement.
The direction of "price movement" is not that important. As long as you are zagged. In normal proportions.
Regarding your equity risks.A quote:
I personally have found the laws by which the market moves.
The most important thing about this law is that you can find anything except one thing: the direction of price movement.
It was not there and never will be.
I am one hundred per cent sure of this.
I thought there were no such people)))
I thought there were none)))
At least one person reacted adequately to this abracadabra picture)))
I thought there were none)))
Do you think many people should be willing to respond to abracadabra?
Do you think that many people should be willing to respond to abracadabra?
they do. Unfortunately...
There is no such thing as a trend or a flat. These conventional definitions are just a tinsel, a wrapper for sampling events in the past in an attempt to give them a quality*.
Uncertainty is everything... The sooner you understand this, the less distracted you are by false targets.
There is no such thing as a trend or a flat. These conventional definitions are just a tinsel, a wrapper for sampling events in the past in an attempt to give them a quality*.
Uncertainty is everything... The sooner you realise this, the less distracted you are by false targets.
And what is offered instead of "tinsel"?