Disliked{quote} And how would you apply mathematics to human psychology ? That is, if only mathematics mattered ??Ignored
so.... its harder than it looks as retail does not have good tools to analyse stuff that matters.
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Disliked{quote} And how would you apply mathematics to human psychology ? That is, if only mathematics mattered ??Ignored
Disliked{quote} its called option volatility. however, as per quantum mechanics, if object observed too much, changes behaviour. so.... its harder than it looks as retail does not have good tools to analyse stuff that matters.Ignored
Disliked{quote} If we could know how aggressive an interbank is, we'd be that much more likely to know the odds of what price will do. However, we'd also have to know who's in the hand at the time. Is a hand over at the end of the day? Or is it over after an entire position is built up through a week or so due to having such a massive stack that getting it all in right then and there is actually losing value?Ignored
Disliked{quote} So maybe the question is not if statistics work...but HOW TO KNOW HOW AGGRESSIVE AN INTERBANK (or CENTRAL BANK or MAJOR INVESTMENT BANK) IS?Ignored
DislikedThe real trading profit lies in understanding what smart money looks like in raw price action, but the truth is the vast majority of you will never invest the time needed in order to understand it.Ignored
Disliked{quote} That's what it means.... But the question is: What does smart money look like in raw price action? Care to enlighten and illuminate us Mr. Kanzler?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Yes but I'm not going to directly, I spent two years digging through the mountain of absolute trash on this forum and I want other people to have the same joyful experience lol. You can dig through my history and take a look at the threads I visit if you want the right direction though.Ignored
DislikedThe real trading profit lies in understanding what smart money looks like in raw price actionIgnored
Dislikedthe truth is the vast majority of you will never invest the time needed in order to understand itIgnored
DislikedI think that mathematics will never working on market. it's not exact things, it's very fluctuate and unpredictable... We only can use trap on there, with EA, fundamental,and with technical analysis..Ignored
DislikedTrading without statistics = guessing, gambling. Statistics are needed to find an edge. Statistics are needed to validate that edge. Statistics are needed to apply the edge. Statistics are needed to keep that edge sharp.Ignored
DislikedMy friend insists, that over long term the probability of this patter getting positive result is 50%. So if you found it working in the past 6 months, in the next 6 months it will make losses to compensate.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Mathematics works. Finding an edge and %winingz in your favour and you can start developing it forward. Or as this guy put it: {quote} And what direction of mathematics do one looks for. Its movement of the price..Ignored
DislikedHello, I am a mathematician, so I like when every action is explained mathematically. I use various statistics in my trading systems starting from support/resistance (to see which level statistically more accurate) to validating patterns (for instance if a certain kind of engulfing patter has more probability to work). My systems have moderate success trading automatically. So I am pretty happy with them and math behind them. However few weeks ago my friend, also a math graduate, pointed out to me that his research shows that statistics does not...Ignored
DislikedI did not say that the marker is a random walk and I do not think so. The market alternate from balance to not balance. In balanced move you can treat market as random and trade mean reverse, you cannot do that then there is no balance and the market is trending. However, the thing is that these transitions are pretty much random for us. We cannot extract statistically significant clues that market is going to change. For example, you found a pattern, for simplicity lets say bullish harami, which you found working pretty well for some testing period...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Sorry 21vs7, can't really say I've understood what you meant. If you meant what mathematics branch do I think is important for trading. I meant statistics (basic understanding). Otherwise, could you reformulate please?Ignored