What Is Classical Economics? Classical economics school of thought flourished primarily in Britain in the late 18th and early-to-mid 19th century. Its main thinkers are held to be Adam smith, Jean-Baptiste Say, David Ricardo, Thomas Roberto Malthus and John Stuart Mill. The value and distribution theory of classical economics states that the value of a … Read more
Stock markets around the world have different trading hours, depending on your current geographic location. Stock market opening times vary in each country, depending on the local working hours and culture. Most stock markets around the world will be open for trading from Monday to Friday, and will be closed on the weekends. Some stock exchanges … Read more
A Gaussian Process (GP) is a statistical model, or more precisely, it is a stochastic process. There are two ways I like to think about GPs, both of which are highly useful. What we can do with GPs is absolutely amazing. Basically, they are an extremely flexible tool for modelling functions. They are completely specified … Read more
A cubic Bézier curve, commonly used in computer graphics to model smooth curves. Adapting it as an indicator for predicting stock price movements involves translating the concept into a financial context. The Bézier curve equation: b(t) = (1-t)³ * p0 + 3*(1-t)²t * p1 + 3(1-t)*t² * p2 + t³ * p3 where: In a … Read more
Volume Profile and Market Profile are invaluable analytical tools for traders, credited to Mr. Peter J. Steidlmayer. These tools help traders inspect market structures to identify trading opportunities. Volume Profile is a visual representation of trading volume at various price levels within a specified time frame. It illustrates where the most substantial trading activity has … Read more
Choosing between futures and forex trading depends on several factors, including your trading goals, risk tolerance, market knowledge, and the specific characteristics of each market. Futures Trading: Advantages Disadvantages Forex Trading: Advantages Disadvantages Which is Better? Conclusion
The idea of a “no loss” trading strategy or bot is inherently unrealistic in the volatile world of financial markets where losses are an integral part of trading. However, what traders often aim for are strategies that minimize risk or have a high win rate, which might be misinterpreted as “no loss.” Instead of aiming … Read more
Creating a “no loss” binary options strategy is theoretically impossible because all trading involves risk, and binary options are no exception. However, strategies can be designed to minimize risk significantly or to manage losses in such a way that they are offset by gains over time. Here’s a detailed approach often discussed in trading communities, … Read more
These strategies, when implemented correctly in a binary bot, can help automate trading with varying degrees of success, depending on market conditions and the sophistication of the bot’s programming. Always remember, while automation can enhance efficiency, it doesn’t eliminate the need for market understanding and continuous strategy refinement. Trend Following Strategy Fibonacci Retracement Strategy Price … Read more
For a No Martingale, Same Stake Recovery Over/Under bot on Deriv, where the stake remains constant and recovery is achieved by switching between “Under” and “Over” trades after a loss, here’s the XML code you can use. This is designed for the Deriv Bot Builder platform and maintains the stake without doubling after losses, focusing … Read more