Which pair is leading when impulse occurs (not economic news): EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY or USDCHF?
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DislikedWhich pair is leading when impulse occurs (not economic news): EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY or USDCHF?Ignored
DislikedIf I buy 0.01 lot, then will Stop loss close leverage 1:50 and 1:200 at the same price with -5€. It will not close 1:200 faster than 1:50? Its only different margin used? Thanks for the answer and have a nice day.Ignored
Dislikedcan you please add me an (up ward and downward) arrow symbol whenever the histogram line crosses 180 level (upward arrow ) and -180 level (downward arrow) in Retracement Finder indicatorIgnored
Dislikedregarding Claudia's Wine Bar, what are the parameters for setting the times to trade? Is there a way to set a range of time to trade?Ignored
DislikedI know you! You are the smartest guy around! You do know perfectly well where exactly the pepperstone thing goes! Lets just keep it in betwen us two!:-))) I think, this is the best online marketing I have witnessed on a forum. And I come from an industry where a lot of spam and fake reviews are just industry standards. It is not as bad as the "market news" on reuters/bloomberg/cnbc/ext are. But still... Never seen anything as half good as provided by you here! You have my respect for that! (bow) :-)))Ignored
DislikedQualitative vs quantitative analysis I will try to explain this using an analogy. Supposing I have two special coins, one which is biased to yield 'heads' 75% of the time, while the other is biased to yield 'tails' 75% of the time. I determine which one of the coins I will toss using a random '50/50' process. My friend Adam knows which coin I'm about to toss, but my friend Bill doesn't. The best that Bill can do is to perform a quantitative analysis of past outcomes, which over a vast number of tosses should appear to him as a completely random...Ignored
DislikedNice post H....but QA with a large enough sample size should be able to discriminate the bias in the coin through statistical approaches (eg. Baysean approach). With low sample sizes however I totally see where you are coming from provided Adam knows which coin is being tossed. Where we part ways in philosophy is in whether a reactive or predictive approach is the way forward to navigating the markets and there are pluses and minuses to both camps. In terms of FA.....what measures do you guys you to manage risk and can you overlay your approach...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Agree about the pluses and minuses, and of course that QA is totally viable, there are plenty of successful quants around!! I described my basic trading method here. It tends to change along with market conditions, and also as my knowledge (hopefully!) expands, but that's the general idea. If I'm not too heavily involved in software projects then I'll monitor the M15 charts during the UK/US sessions (= late nights here in NZ!) using S/D zones, climax...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Could it just be that Adam has some friends from Pepperstone? Thanks for sharing : )Ignored
DislikedCould it just be that Adam has some friends from Pepperstone? Thanks for sharing : )Ignored
Dislikedit triggered my old thought processes about how the technique of pairs trading eliminates market risk....thereby allowing you to focus on FA in a much cleaner manner. I remember trying to emulate these guys with a degree of success taking positions on say long BHP and short CRA (now Rio Tinto) thereby significantly snuffing market volatility allowing a long term value judgement of outperformance by BHP to play out.Ignored