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PipMeUp replied Jul 20, 201492.45% There is a free xls calculator for this here: url
A statistical question for professionals
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PipMeUp replied Jul 20, 2014General answer url In your case K=16, N=1000, p=0.25
A statistical question for professionals
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PipMeUp replied Jul 19, 2014I went this -unsuccessful- path because Fourier, MESA, EMD, Wavelets, Hilbert transform, Goertzel... all fail because of the lag. FYI Ehlers stopped considering the Instantaneous Trendline and all the related stuff based on his homodyne filter years ...
Cycle measurement: the easy way
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014Some stats for these channels: Top row = the average price (blue circles) vs the big black dots. Bottom row = the slope of the trend vs the slope of the channels. Quite good and... normally distributed! image
Quantitative Technical Analysis
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014But what if traders "C" and "D" shake their hands at the same time for 150.45? What is the value when we are not even sure of the price? Isn't it exactly what happens with FX market?
Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014Anyway we are traders even when we are deeply convinced the price is way too high for the value we keep going long as long as the price is going up.


Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014These are good questions. Perhaps it is the other way around. Considering the current price of gold you can derive a maximal value for the cost you are ready to invest for mining it. If a lot of people were ready to buy sand $10000 a kilogram you ...
Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014I try to automatically build a trend channel around the recent PA. For now I create two channels. One made from the highs and the second made from the lows. There is certainly room for improvement... The zip file contains a video. Sorry for the ...
Quantitative Technical Analysis
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014I would say yes because everybody knows one can buy sand for far less even if we don't know where and for how much. But if you find someones who knows it is sand and is ready to buy it that amount how could I argue the deal isn't fair? Beside its ...
Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014Yes in the sense that I would consider feeding my family worths more than the few bucks I'll spend for the carrots. If you buy a car that's because you need/want this car more than keeping the money it costs... and so no I leave to the philosopher ...
Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014What would you choose as more valuable between a bottle of water and a gold bar? What if you were dying in the sun of a desert? The price is always different from the value. I read somewhere "A transaction is an agreement on the price and a ...
Understanding value
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PipMeUp replied Jul 4, 2014It only works with sma with the other ones you will have to approximate. Also worth noting that because of the week-ends and how your broker and/or your trade station handle the missing bars there are not always six H4 bars in a day.
EMA Question
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014It is still 14 days. No clue why they do this. Creating a new account takes 2 minutes. For a one off download it is OK.
Dukascopy historic data
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014If it wasn't completely off topic in this thread I would show you that even if the markets were normally distributed your calculation of the standard deviation on the posted chart is wrong.
How much would you risk on a 90% trading system
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014I and Hanover just said that the formula given by broketrader was Kelly. Both of us recommend to not us it ;-) Strangely the results I get, winner or not, always look like a gaussian or the sum of two gaussians with one mode at the average winner ...
How much would you risk on a 90% trading system
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014Can you share the list of the trades results? Only two columns: the pair and the result in pips (not in $$ nor in %) (the pair is needed because the pip value and the volatilities are different)
How much would you risk on a 90% trading system
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014Kelly's formula is Maximum Risk = account * (winrate * (1 + RR) - 1) / RR Note 1: This is a MAXIMUM not a recommendation. That's why broketrader divides the result by some factor, usually 3 or 4. Note 2: This formula is pretty much useless in real ...
How much would you risk on a 90% trading system
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PipMeUp replied Jul 3, 2014It is just a rewriting of the well known simplified Kelly criterion
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PipMeUp replied Jul 2, 2014If you can code in java have a look at JForex SDK url Their API is straightforward and only requires a demo account to be used. The bandwidth is really good (+200K ticks per second). Beware, ticks and 1min data have bad ticks especially in the ...
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