Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 311
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It can only open when fully extended, after which it must snap shut.
How can you tell when the spread has reached its maximum value? Based on historical data?
But there’s no guarantee that historical values won’t be exceeded – and by a wide margin.
I suppose you’d have to lose more than one real deposit to realise that.
How can you tell when the spread has reached its maximum value? Based on historical data?
But there’s no guarantee that historical values won’t be broken – and by a wide margin.
I suppose you’d have to lose more than one real deposit to realise that.
How can you tell when the spread has reached its maximum value? Based on historical data?
But there’s no guarantee that historical values won’t be broken – and by a wide margin.
I suppose you’d have to lose more than one real deposit to realise that.
If you keep losing money, you’ll never understand this. You need to trade profitably at least once in your life and understand why you made a profit — whether it was by chance or as a result of a pattern. When trading using technical analysis, you end up losing money consistently, whilst a profit is
— a fluke.
To understand this, all you need to do is follow my advice: track the equity statistics of your synthetic trades. Every synthetic trade has its own volatility limit. And that’s the limit we use as our starting point. And if you don’t track equity statistics, you could keep losing money forever, believing you’ve caught your best trend. As I understand it, the word ‘equity’ is unfamiliar to everyone here. Everyone likes following trends: it’s simple and straightforward, but it’s never profitable. There are no guarantees anywhere. But it’s better to trust your equity than some random trend. Your equity should move like this – or even better.
Statistics are collected in science, engineering, medicine… wherever they’re absolutely essential.
Here, however, with an automated trading platform and a historical database of quotes spanning many years, collecting statistics does nothing to enhance the author’s reputation, as essentially everything has already been gathered for us and before us. )))
That said, if one’s horizons are limited solely to trends and equity, then compiling statistics makes sense. But to do that, you’d need to have a few lives to spare. )))
Statistics are collected in science, technology, medicine … wherever they are absolutely essential.
Here, however, given the availability of an automated trading platform and a historical database of quotes spanning many years, collecting statistics does little to enhance the author’s reputation.
Mind you, if one’s horizons are limited solely to trends and equity, then compiling statistics makes perfect sense. But to do that, you’d need to have a few lives to spare. )))