Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 109

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It is a strange assumption that real correlations on the financial markets were analysed by digital processing of price charts))))) At most statistical dependence. And the causal things on the financial market are definitely not TA and COC))))
This is a layman's opinion. For such a loud statement you need to analyse about a million tickers on all stock exchanges of the world.
Cointegration is successfully used on the stock market and possibly on other markets. Yes, it doesn't work on forex.
Theconcept of cointegration was proposed by economists, not by COCs.
This is the opinion of a dilettante. For such a loud statement one should analyse about a million tickers on all stock exchanges of the world.
Cointegration is successfully used on the stock market and possibly on other markets. Yes, it doesn't work on forex.
Theconcept of cointegration was proposed by economists, not by COCs.
But this is a much more advanced torba than their usual one - searching for cycles in prices by means of Fourier. It will be 100 years older than cointegration.
Have you used it successfully?
Used by those I started with about 18 years ago.
For a number of reasons, I went a different route.
Used by people I started with about 18 years ago.
For a number of reasons I went the other way.
Gentlemen, can you have a childish debate about"whose sensei is cooler" in another thread ?
Gentlemen, can you have a childish debate about"whose sensei is cooler" in another thread ?
Rena's is the coolest. )))
This is a layman's opinion. For such a loud statement one should analyse about a million tickers on all stock exchanges of the world.
Cointegration is successfully used on the stock market and possibly on other markets. Yes, it doesn't work on forex.
The concept of cointegration was proposed by economists, not by COCs.
It is a strange assumption that real interrelationships in the financial markets were analysed by digital processing of price charts))))) At most statistical dependence. And the causal things on the financial market are definitely not TA and COC))))
Well forex is of course a market, but not exactly financial, but rather infobiz market
Stat arbitrage between indices, futures and other derivatives - we can conditionally call some of them cointegrated, but these instruments were specially created in advance, otherwise there would be no sense in them. And there the yields are small.