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This article explores the grey model, a promising tool that can expand trader's capabilities. We will look at some options for applying this model to technical analysis and building trading strategies.

Grey modeling was proposed by Professor Deng Julong in 1982. This model is a mathematical tool for analyzing systems with incomplete information. Unlike traditional statistical models that require large amounts of data, the grey model can work with a limited set of data and still reveal hidden patterns. This is particularly valuable in financial markets, where information may be limited and the data may contain significant levels of noise.

The essence of the grey model is to transform the original non-stationary data into a smoother and more predictable sequence. This is achieved using cumulative summation, which allows trends to be highlighted and the influence of random fluctuations to be reduced. The most common is the first-order grey model - GM(1,1). From now on I will simply refer to it as GM.


Author: Aleksej Poljakov

 
Interesting stuff. I wanted to test EA. Where can I find the file "Grey MA.ex5"? Thanks in advance
 
leizfak #:
Interesting stuff. I wanted to test EA. Where can I find the file "Grey MA.ex5"? Thanks in advance
All the programmes used are attached to the article. Download it, open it in an editor and compile it. After that you can test it.
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