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Topic: Using ADF or PP test to detect trends in currency markets. (Read 1107 times)

donator
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Poor impulse control.
I have to admit I haven't looked into it detailed enough in order to justify a detailed response.
That was just a gut feeling, namely that you would need for example a neural network at some point of going from API data to a time & order price.

I don't know if I have the nerve to look into it, but thanks.
If you know of any further information on the subject I will appreciate it!  Smiley

Ah, see what you mean I think. I would n't see this being used for HFT, just to give long term traders more certainty about when to trade.
legendary
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Marketing manager - GO MP
I have to admit I haven't looked into it detailed enough in order to justify a detailed response.
That was just a gut feeling, namely that you would need for example a neural network at some point of going from API data to a time & order price.

I don't know if I have the nerve to look into it, but thanks.
If you know of any further information on the subject I will appreciate it!  Smiley
donator
Activity: 2058
Merit: 1007
Poor impulse control.
If you can accurately determine whether there's an underlying trend or just random variation, then your prediction is that prices will continue in the direction of the trend. Once the analysis shows the trend is no longer statistically probable, you close your position.
legendary
Activity: 1666
Merit: 1057
Marketing manager - GO MP
Well you still would need some model to make some kind of prediction.
donator
Activity: 2058
Merit: 1007
Poor impulse control.
Anyone successfully used the ADF or the Philips Peron test to look for trends in currency markets? It looks promising but also promises a steep learning curve. It's based on a statistical data analysis, whereas many technical trading rules are rules of thumb, or magic.
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