While it is true that the value of 1 EURUSD when multiplied by 1 USDCHF = the value of EURCHF(very close). Your account value will be down 10k (on a full contract) if your long EURCHF and it drops 1000 pips.
Now imagine being long EU 1 contract and UC 1 1/2 contracts at the exact same time as the EURCHF drops 1000 pips. Basically no account value change once the 2 pairs stabilize.
At the moment EURCHF has dropped 1000 pips if you multiply 1 EURUSD and 1 USDCHF it will still equal (very close) the value of EURCHF.
So it is not the same.
BR
Now imagine being long EU 1 contract and UC 1 1/2 contracts at the exact same time as the EURCHF drops 1000 pips. Basically no account value change once the 2 pairs stabilize.
At the moment EURCHF has dropped 1000 pips if you multiply 1 EURUSD and 1 USDCHF it will still equal (very close) the value of EURCHF.
So it is not the same.
BR
DislikedThanks Spieler for sharing this system but something is not clear for me. If you open this position it is (almost) equivalent to be long on eur/chf . This is not my opinion it is a mathematic calculation. There is no “market neutral”. IN LONG PERIOD eur/chf can have a divergence very greater than 0,45% or 0,60% and if I want average I can average a lot of times not only 2 or 3 times. In 2007 eur/chf had a trend for 20%. I think it can be a good system but it is simply “go long on eur/chf and average”.Ignored