now i am aware that price does not depend on the inputs i listed above (for instance, COT contracts.) but my thinking was, what will central bankers base their decisions on? afterall, to know where forex is going, you'd need to get inside THEIR heads, right?
The Question) what makes a currency attractive to buy/sell? interest rates and economic reports are the best i can come up with.... and COT shows the big money, although i bet a lot of them are hedges (the contract could be a loser, but the business could make heavy profit within their industry.... in other words, the risk they hedged against)
notice that i am not saying previous price shouldn't be an input, but not the only input.
my software is by Sciengy Team and called Recognize, Predict, Forecast! it is free, and will create a back propagated network after training.
The Question) what makes a currency attractive to buy/sell? interest rates and economic reports are the best i can come up with.... and COT shows the big money, although i bet a lot of them are hedges (the contract could be a loser, but the business could make heavy profit within their industry.... in other words, the risk they hedged against)
notice that i am not saying previous price shouldn't be an input, but not the only input.
my software is by Sciengy Team and called Recognize, Predict, Forecast! it is free, and will create a back propagated network after training.