Quote from jonnysharp:
SD doesn't show on the charts and you don't need it too. In your preferences for signal settings and in layers, the number used for pair stretch is the same as standard deviation, so if your pair stretch is 2.00 and your 2nd layer is pair stretch 2.30, you will receive an entry signal when the pair deviates 2 stdevs and another signal at 2.3 stdevs.
Quote from waltbx:
I got a Layer 1 and 2 signal on TGP/TOO (Spread dropping) Good trade?
Your trade today ANV/GRS the spread is increasing. How does that factor in? I would think an increasing spread is favorable.
wb
Quote from hucriel1615:
Jonny,
Question for you. I have pair trader finder and V/MA came up as a trade, did you take this? If not, why not? I am just trying to pinpoint when I get in and when I dont.
Quote from bwolinsky:
So I guess no one told you there's no significance between a stock priced at $100 divided by a stock priced at $1. It's a waste to just look at the ratio.
The twenty or so steps beyond that chart are what makes the big money, and distinguishes between an amateur and the quant.
Quote from jonnysharp:
Yeah sure, here is a spreadsheet with all my trades exactly as entered in this journal. Profit/loss is based on $10,000 invested in each trade. As you can see the majority of my profits have been made on the short side and my performance has improved since starting this journal.