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Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 307

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It’s interesting that arbitrage is strictly prohibited in prop firms. It seems they know it’s a profitable strategy.
mvf358 #:
The spread between the British pound and the euro is currently $167, which corresponds to the 50–60 per cent range shown in the table.
Am I correct in understanding that we are waiting for equity to reach 90% ($270) by 27 September2022 – the 100% ($300) level from 2009 – and then we will sell the EUR/USD currency pair, and buy GBP/USD. In this case, the statistical advantage will be on our side.
SergeyMiluytin #:
Am I right in understanding that we’re waiting for equity to reach 90% ($270) – the level of 27 September 2022 –and 100% ($300) – the 2009 level – and then we’ll sell the EUR/USD currency pair, and buy GBP/USD. In that case, the statistical advantage will be on our side.
Nice bit of trolling 😁
SergeyMiluytin #:
Am I right in understanding that we’re waiting for equity to reach 90% ($270) – the level of 27 September 2022 –and 100% ($300) – the 2009 level – and then we’ll sell the EUR/USD currency pair, and buy GBP/USD. In that case, the statistical advantage will be on our side.
Well, at least a 250 spread so we can make a profit of at least $100.
SergeyMiluytin #:
Am I right in understanding that we’re waiting for equity to reach 90 per cent ($270) – the level of 27 September2022 – and 100 per cent ($300) – the 2009 level – and then we’ll sell the EUR/USD currency pair, and buy GBP/USD. In this case, the statistical advantage will be on our side.
How are you getting on with the Sine strategy?
mvf358 #:
Well, at least a 250 spread so I can make a profit of at least 100 dollars
Great. A helpful tip at just the right time. I’ve been having trouble with entry points; I’ll bear that in mind now.
mvf358 #:
How are your trades on Sinus going?
Six triangles from the demo account are currently open. Five have been closed with a total profit of +1,900. One is in a drawdown of -2,800. I’m working through it, trying to look at it from a different angle: 1+1=1.
SergeyMiluytin #:
Six triangles from the demo account are currently open. Five have been closed with a total profit of +1,900. One is in a drawdown of -2,800. I’m trying to make sense of it all and look at it from a different angle: 1+1=1.
OK. People here are going bonkers over the pairs; they’ve asked not to be disturbed.
mvf358 #:
OK. People here are getting carried away with even numbers; they’ve asked not to be disturbed.
This is a thread about even numbers, not sines and cosines. I can see there’ s nothing left to do here either – the discussion has veered off in a completely different direction from the topic of even numbers.
Vitaly Muzichenko #:
The even-numbered branch, not the sine and cosine ones. I can see there’s nothing left to do here either – everything has gone in a different direction from the even-numbered one.
We need to bring the even function back to the top. The even function can also be solved using sine, and in fact, it’s actually quite a good solution.
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