As per mataf.net, Eurusd & Eurchf correlate at -98.8 on the hour & -95.8 on the daily, so really those pairs wouldn't be the best candidates.
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I just puked in my mouth. As far as reverse correlation, my suggestion is AUD/USD-EUR/AUD. Time frames seem to be important, as far as tolerance. The pairs sometimes move in the same direction (consolidation).
Do yourself a favor. Try putting the USD as the denominator in all charts where it's part of a pair (chart it as 1/USDCAD, 1/USDCHF, 1/USDJPY, EURUSD, GBPUSD, AUDUSD). Tell me what you see and which one stands out. Then put JPY in the denominator of all your charts... that should be easy enough and take a look. The relationships tend to stand out a lot more when you do it that way. The opportunity is always there. To do it, you have to be measuring your speeds to each leg in milliseconds. Or, you need to find someone else who's really slow... but you'd probably do just as well for less effort by picking them off in a standard like-for-like arbitrage.
hey Cabletrader...how do you get this on IBFX MT4?...I downloaded it but does not show up on the trading plstform?...is it hidden somewhere on it?..what do I need to do to get this app on it?...thanks...
Thanks, it sounds like it's something more suitable for an automated system which can respond quicker.