In statistics, correlation is a measurable relationship between two quantities at a time. The correlation value generally ranges between -1 and 1. A -1 correlation means that the two pairs have a perfect negative relationship, meaning that the pair moves in the opposite direction. When one goes up, the other goes down. Negative correlation can also be worth more than -1 with the same trend as the value -1 (the smaller the negative correlation value, the bigger the difference distance). Examples of negatively correlated pairs are EUR/USD and USD/CHF.

Conversely, a correlation of 1 means that the two pairs have a perfectly positive relationship, where they both move in almost the same direction. If one pair goes up, the other pair will also go up. If the positive correlation value is more than 1, then both pairs tend to move in the same direction (the greater the positive correlation value, the closer and more accurate the similarity of motion is). Examples of pairs with a positive correlation are EUR/USD and GBP/USD.

Entry Point
1. Minimum Gap between 2 pairs must be reached
2. Follow the leader Pairs B

Exit Point
Exit trade by hidden TP and Hidden SL

How EA Bluefish Engine Miner works

1. This EA cannot be backtested because it uses 2 pairs to open positions.
2. Just attach the EA in 1 pair only (ie in Pairs A).