James
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Post by James on Sept 26, 2017 15:01:51 GMT -8
Investigating forex tasks, and would like to know how one should determine the "Game's" start and end time for ARV Tasking purposes.
One could have a very short buy/sell goal or a very long one, say 5 days. Shorter will be better if a pair's weekly low and high can be pinpointed on a time scale.
A lot of variables and flux, thus more work. I will be exploring use of the drawing and indicator tools built into the trading platform for Dowsing use to see if I can narrow time frame down a bit. Initial Dowsing research indicates quick trades as the way to invest.
I have had a bit of success doing this with Bitcoin for small profit, cashing in/out of online accounts, going from $<->BTC<->$. Mostly just a time on when to cash out/in to BTC wallet from/to bank and casino. Bitcoin itself is best a longer term investment, imo, but a small profit can also be turned in quick transfers.
Just in information overload with forex currently, and would like simple guidelines other's have used on setting up a time frame for entering and closing trade positions.
Is there a way Lottery ARV can be applied to forex?
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James
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Post by James on Sept 26, 2017 17:06:56 GMT -8
The basis of this is I have no time reference unlike the lottery, a horse race, sporting event, etc. What is the best measure to set a time frame?
I need an objective, like transfer of $<->(BTC)<->$, to create the target time window to task an ARV session. In previous attempts, direct muscle testing was used with success on what days to make transfers. Buying low, selling high. I will probably used LARV to select currency pairs, day of the week and hour+ to make trades.
Will see what I can do to optimize ARV targeting here.
Cheers,
J
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