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AW Donchian Trend indicator
Useful links: Russian version of this instruction – Here AW_Donchian_Trend_MT4Free Demo – Here AW_Donchian_Trend_MT5Free Demo – Here AW_Donchian_Trend is an advanced trend indicator based on the famous Donchian Channel indicator. The classic Donchian channel is a construction based on price extremes for N candles. Donchian himself recommended using a value of 24 for the period of his indicator. AW_Donchian_Trend –…
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If this is the 1970s: Then the Date is 1 November 1973 – Fat Tail Daily
Are we living in the 70s? I can’t tell you, I wasn’t there, but it’s an interesting analogy. The fear of inflation, the eroding value of cash, and now spiking oil prices. Of course, nothing can repeat exactly. The event that’s said to have launched hyperinflation in the 1970s, the Yom Kippur War, only lasted…
