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By the way, will we also use our eyes to determine liquidity in the forex market and its gaps?)
By the way, if an attentive reader tries to evaluate such a popular pair as Sber and Sber-pref, he will be surprised to find that in some areas there is no cointegration, i.e. formal tests fail
transcendreamer #:
If the attentive reader tries to evaluate such a popular pair as Sber and Sber-Pref, then
I read: Sber-Gref, I think the dude has already issued his family shares
When will you give me a picture?
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This is the way the whole market works, not just Sber. Market modes change. One day there is a link, the next day there is no link. That is why amateurs (aka "scientists") do not find anything.
What is volatility and its filter? Please explain it with pictures.
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What is volatility and its filter? Please explain it with pictures.
It's the second day I've been sitting there. Still no picture.
I'm waiting for you to write a post there with a precise reference to a fragment of the article that is so unclear to you that it requires clarification in the form of pictures.
Volatility is a measure of price change. There are a thousand ways to measure volatility. The simplest: (high-low) over a period. The filter allows the system to work for example only at low volatility. Or only at high volatility.
The measure of volatility, not change. The measure of change is accretion. What you are talking about is called historical volatility and was invented a long time ago by the scientists you don't like. Thought you and your practical eye had found something new.
A measure not of change, but of variability. The measure of change is accretion. What you are talking about is called historical volatility and has long been invented by scientists you don't like. Thought you and your practical eye had found something new.