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- dispersion replied Mar 4, 2019
The case when it worked was just a random event. It can work in the future as well, basically we can tell the same about coin flipping sometimes it will work, sometimes not. If the system has no market advantage, i.e. based on some vague principles ...
- dispersion replied Mar 4, 2019
I think yes because market is dynamic system which constantly changes. Working on 15 minutes timeframe can quickly make your analysis outdated especially if your approach takes every case as unique. Basically if you can't automate the system then it ...
- dispersion replied Mar 4, 2019
Nah, I meant for example monthly or yearly return. Calculation of return based on precise time spend for trading can be complicated and have little sense, I guess.
- dispersion replied Mar 4, 2019
Well I had the same issue on my side, used disposable card to top up account with 1000 USD, but their support got in touch with me and we decided to send it on wire. Got my 2400 USD then to my bank account. Moral: never use disposable card to top up ...
- dispersion replied Mar 1, 2019
Trading signal without live trade confirmation is a bread without butter. Can't eat any of them separately either!
- dispersion replied Mar 1, 2019
Well, the spread looks really high. I would suggest moving to other broker, preferably holding FCA licenses. These brokers start to adhere to strict accounting standards and don't cheat on execution. Check Hotforex Zero spread, Tickmill pro and IB ...
- dispersion replied Mar 1, 2019
is it live account? If yes, then I definitely want to see it!
- dispersion replied Mar 1, 2019
Back your posts with live trades to make them credible! We want live trades to see your excellent trading performance!
- dispersion replied Feb 27, 2019
Yes they offer decent services but I prefer to not keep all eggs in one basket, that's why trade with several brokers through one master account which controls other. Spread diversification works perfectly
- dispersion replied Feb 27, 2019
2000/100 000 = 2% in three years, 0.6% in one year. Or what was your original deposit? Imo Better to keep money in bank and earn risk free return. In developing economies bank return even in USD can be quite high.
- dispersion replied Feb 27, 2019
It was really wise decision to lower profit targets because you also decrease risks and make your equity more durable to trading shocks.Your trading also becomes less vulnerably to price volatility and stable trading is a way to go.
- dispersion replied Feb 26, 2019
[quote=OutThere;12042270] He could be very good at politics answering tricky questions..
- dispersion replied Feb 26, 2019
Well, if we consider stationary AR(1) process using Wold theorem we can express it as infinite sum of MA shocks. Crucial assumption here is that covariance cov(e(t), e(t-s))=0 , i.e. shocks are WN. Then using central limit theorem we can conclude ...
- dispersion replied Feb 26, 2019
Nah bro, image You really need to improve your theory Under "basically the same" I meant both AR and Markov processes similarly describe asset price movements, because we talked in the context of asset prices, not strict theory
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
AR(1) process and Markov Chain is basically the same, seems you are confused in theory a little bit image - Markov property. Here you can see that conditional probability that random variable becomes j depends only to previous realization ...
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
Sounds gloomy. So why do you still stay here? Time is the most precious resource right?
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
Go with FCA regulated brokers and you will make right choice.
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
So what for they applied for FCA regulations? There should be some implications for them, probably improved accounting standards or something else. I don't think they did that just for fun
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
Are you satisfied with your results in overall? I would give up maybe after 1 year of bad experience.
- dispersion replied Feb 25, 2019
The time spent for achieving results could be useful to calculate rate of return and assess your overall performance. So can you include it too?