Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 33

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I ASSUME YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT THE MOSCOW STOCK EXCHANGE. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING.
PANIATNA
That's what the sl. And the mm averages are for.
What's with the doubles?
I'm just looking for a genius who will explain in Russian language the difference in trading on 1 pair and on 2 pairs, and will not rush standard phrases like "see gopher
I'm just looking for a genius who will explain in Russian language the difference in trading on 1 pair and on 2, and will not throw standard phrases like "see gopher".
simply one pair compensates the other and due to this you can withstand large drawdowns.
I'm just looking for a genius who will explain in Russian language the difference in trading on 1 pair and on 2, and will not rush standard phrases like "see the gopher".
I have read of course "holy tales of immense money", also about the boat that is turned one side and then the other).
How is it not important? You yourself wrote - if you bought it, if you sold it. And if it's the other way round? In general, I advise you to watch the series "Billions", there are some smart people running around, fussing for the sake of pathetic percentages, and the secret is in the speed) They are all a bit shallow there on their Wall Streets
I haven't written, but I couldn't resist here... Excuse me, what are you doing in trading, if you cite TV series as an example? What do you think tests and optimisations of strategies are for?
For example, here are some and by no means all ways to minimise risks for the efficiency of pair trading in Forex:
Correlation analysis (you can calculate moving correlation coefficients to determine the relationship between pairs over different timeframes and apply statistical tests to identify significant changes in correlation)
Volatility accounting (use volatility metrics (ATR, Bollinger Bands) to analyse potential price movements and adjust position size based on volatility for effective risk management)
Co-integration tests (co-integration tests (Engle-Granger, Johansen) to confirm the long-term relationship between pairs and use co-integration signals to fine-tune entry and exit of trades)
Dynamic thresholds for entry and exit based on historical price relationships. Avoiding fixed thresholds to adapt to changing market conditions.
Risk management that cannot be overemphasised. Diversification andinclusion of multiple uncorrelated pairs to reduce risk and spread capital more evenly.
128 threads and 256 gig of RAM.
О! How! :-) What - that the 4-th item at all "hooked"!
No kidding.
So what's the advantage of two couples?
in risk mitigation - when you counter trade - near calendar buy - far calendar sell.
What is calendar?