- Joined Oct 2005 | Status: Pip Slappa Extrordinaire | 1,012 Posts
You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.
- Joined Oct 2005 | Status: Pip Slappa Extrordinaire | 1,012 Posts
You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.
Any tools to know what 1 pip is for every currency pair? 1 reply
Price info indicator needed - one pair's price x another pair 5 replies
Multi-pair trading or Few-Pair Trading. [poll] 15 replies
Trading 9 pair every day 143 replies
How nearly EVERY pair gap downward?! 8 replies
DislikedIt 's an important point when you have to be sure.
imo work the other buy 1 lot EURUSD and sell .60 GBPUSD.Ignored
DislikedWell the trade i entered is getting more profitable as line moves down below from mean. We have to do more experiments on the signs, but this his what experience has taught me.Ignored
Dislikedin a similar system of correlation functions as follows:
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Conversely , if you earn increases the deviation.Ignored
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oh my.....
could it be this easy? If so, I'll be punching myself in the face cause I never thought to use it this way on short tf.Ignored
DislikedAs someone pointed out earlier it sure looks like you trade the lot directions indicated by arb-o-mat when price is below the mean and the opposite when above.
You can think of it like overbought/oversold. If it's oversold you buy the basket (i.e. take the straight arb-o-mat lot size direction) and if it's overbought, you short it (reverse the arb-o-mat lot size signs).Ignored
DislikedHey thanks Steve, obviously I didn't remember the whole synth hedge thread. This would make sense. Though reversing right at the mean may work, it did in this case at least.Ignored