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QuoteDislikedIn sum, however, our interpretation of the consensus view of the PPP debate—
that short-run PPP does not hold, that long-run PPP may hold in the sense that
there is significant mean reversion of the real exchange rate, although there may
be factors impinging on the equilibrium real exchange rate through time—is
highly reminiscent of the consensus view that held sway in the period before the
1970s. In that sense, this paper may be taken as evidence of mean reversion in
economic thought.
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wow, this is quite a read. I also like the top down approach to trading - learn all you can about macroeconomics, then gradually reduce and condense your knowledge into a simple, targetted trading plan. Most people get it backwards - they start watching a pair then add all sorts of crap trying to build up a system. They end up analysing a pair to death without realising what they are in fact looking at is a very small piece of a very large puzzle. Since you clearly have a great thirst for knowledge, don't be afraid to cast your net...Ignored
Dislikedto add to what i noticed about a swing subtracted or added is a target you can try to add a fib sequenxe
on the time theta between swing infliction points and you will notice thingsgIgnored
Dislikedto add to what i noticed about a swing subtracted or added is a target you can try to add a fib sequenxe
on the time theta between swing infliction points and you will notice thingsgIgnored
DislikedI've been using an EMA & SMA cross over system to try to identify when the point of inflection occurs for certain waves. (or maybe certain parts of certain waves.) On the daily, I use the EMA of 20 and SMA of 40, which is one trading month and two. The 4h, I go 30/60, for one trading week and two. For 1h, I do 24/48 for one trading day.
The 4H chart below shows two cross over that have been marked with H-lines. The first one has been visited a few times. The first time not exactly to the pip, but near enough to the area. The second time, price...Ignored
Dislikeddo you find it efficient to look at so many things? I mean if you are already doing an hourly study .....then looking at a daily chart? wouldn't a 4hour chart be redundant I mean 4 1hr candles= 1 four hour candle.
What is the rational behind the EMA and SMA cross overs? why do you pick EMA and then SMA?Ignored
DislikedThrough out this forum, I have seen many posters engage in pissing contests about which system, method, M.O, Way of trading....etc. The names for how we trade vary as much as the triggers we use to enter the markets. I however am still hungry after what will be my second year trading the markets for a more empirically based, more scientific approach to trading. This Thread will be for those who want to enter intelligent discussions on on the matter. This will not be a place to show your set ups....because "IF" you do I will expect solid, statistical,...Ignored
DislikedI think trying to approach the markets from a fundamental side is incredibly hard. I don't even know one economist who could accurately predict markets more than 50% of the time. In the world economy you have billions of participants that all weigh into the "monster" we call economy. The variables, their weightings and the actions of the participants are in a constant float making it impossible to predict economies (at least our models are too simplistic).
I personally threw fundamental analysis out of the window for my trading and investing....Ignored