very interesting stuff simple. at this point all i can do is echo CV.
but let me ask you why are you doing this? if it is for learning, even if it is public, then my advice is have a plan. put it down here. if you are a beginner, write out the concepts here for yours and everyone's benefits. for example, you can start from the conceptual framework - what is volatility? it may help you understand if there is any relationship between volatility and inside day at all, and if so in what way. why did you choose inside day? what is your timeframe?
thats all i can say. keep up the good work and enlighten us.
one more thing. your first step incorporates many of the modules. go one by one. dont go into set up/entry/exit all at one go. why already decide on the filter before deciding on the type of volatility system that you want to address? take it step by step and you will be clearer.
and ultimately - Let the BOSS be with us
but let me ask you why are you doing this? if it is for learning, even if it is public, then my advice is have a plan. put it down here. if you are a beginner, write out the concepts here for yours and everyone's benefits. for example, you can start from the conceptual framework - what is volatility? it may help you understand if there is any relationship between volatility and inside day at all, and if so in what way. why did you choose inside day? what is your timeframe?
thats all i can say. keep up the good work and enlighten us.
one more thing. your first step incorporates many of the modules. go one by one. dont go into set up/entry/exit all at one go. why already decide on the filter before deciding on the type of volatility system that you want to address? take it step by step and you will be clearer.
and ultimately - Let the BOSS be with us
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