The preceding articles in this Feature Engineering for ML series derived features from price geometry (Part 1), from the trading calendar (Part 3), from the bid-ask spread and price impact (Parts 5–6), from the information content of the trade-direction sequence (Part 7), and, most recently, from the timing of regime changes themselves (Part 10). This eleventh installment returns to price geometry, but at a coarser structural level: the swing highs and swing lows that define support, resistance,
Why Smart People Can Still Struggle In Markets
There is a strange pattern I have seen many times over the years.
Some of the most capable, successful professionals, people who have spent decades building careers, solving hard problems, managing responsibility, and making important decisions, step into the world of trading and investing and find themselves struggling
MQL5 wizard can be a test bed for a wide variety of ideas, as we have covered so far in these series. And every once in a while, one is presented with a custom signal that has more than one way of being implemented. We looked at this scenario in the 2 articles about learning rates, as well as the last article on batch normalization. Each of those aspects to machine learning presented more than one potential custom signal, as was discussed. The loss , also by virtue of having multiple formats,
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