Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 318

 
Muravey #:
Hello everyone, a special hello to Vitaly and thank you for all his hard work.
I’ve got a problem: when I try to download the indicators you’ve provided, most of them don’t load. What could be causing this?

Hello!

Wait until the market opens; you need at least one tick.

Or just refresh the chart

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And yes, it’s best to enter ‘0’ here


 
Vitaly Muzichenko #:

When the button is switched off, there is a huge discrepancy between the mirror pairs, which makes sense – they are mirror pairs, and the readings are completely irrelevant

As I wrote earlier, if the pairs are mirrored – 2 in Buy or 2 in Sell

Vitaly, here’s what I don’t understand. If there are 2 Buy positions, we end up with a one-sided position rather than a hedged one .

So how do we make a profit with such an opening position?

 
Sergey2134 #:

Vitaly, here’s what I don’t understand. If we have 2 in ‘Buy’, we end up with a one-way position rather than a hedged one .

So how do we make a profit with this sort of trade?

2 Buys or 2 Sells = if the pairs move in opposite directions


 
Vitaly Muzichenko #:

2 Buy or 2 Sell = if the pairs move in opposite directions


How does that work? Where does the fuel come from?
 

Perhaps I’m not phrasing the question correctly. Here’s a recent example. I’ve highlighted the pair in red in the screenshot. There’s currently a signal for it. And it appears in the table with the ‘Reverse’ icon ticked.

But if you open these pairs separately in their own M30 windows, you’ll see that you need to enter one Buy and one Sell.

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Sergey2134 #:

Perhaps I’m not phrasing the question correctly. Here’s a recent example. I’ve highlighted the pair in red in the screenshot. There’s a signal on it right now. And it’s in the table with the ‘Reverse’ icon ticked.

But if you open these pairs separately in their own M30 windows, you’ll see that you need to enter one Buy and one Sell order.

In your screenshot, there are two pairs showing ‘Sell’, because the pairs are moving in the opposite direction.