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Hi, Nate;
I apologize for monopolizing the discussion group with Dec 2001
cotton, but this is just a name given to a subject. The studies that
come out of this discussion are adaptable to all Markets, be it
Futures, Stocks, Mutual Funds, etc.
I feel that , this is the purpose of the discussion group. To enhance
the power of AMIBROKER, by giving feed back to Tomasz, and posing
questions, or study's, or indicators, and allowing the group or
Tomasz develop the answer in AMIBROKER, thereby increasing its
usability for all.
If you have a particular interest, in regards to timing indicators,
please submit your thoughts, and the group, and Tomasz will try to
bring them to reality.
Thank you for your patience.
Best Wishes
Anthony
--- In amibroker@xxxx, "Dr. S. Nathan Berger" <snberger@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi, everyone
>
> When I was younger and smarter, I would look at my charts (hand
drawn,
> pre-computer) and see patterns suggesting the markets were going to
rise or
> fall, and would buy or sell accordingly. Now that I am older and
dumber, I
> have come to rely more and more on some sort of graph, index, or
system
> which magically points out for me the markets are getting ready to
reverse:>))
>
> Humor aside, would it be possible to run a "poll", a sort of
consensus
> regarding preferred market timers?
> In browsing other websites, chat rooms and the like, there seems to
be no
> end of indicies used for this purpose, but frankly, our group is as
smart
> and sophisticated as any other out there! I would like to know what
our
> brains are using.
>
> For myself, I now trade only no-load mutual funds, so the timing
systems
> used for trading futures, etc. are of lesser interest. Can we
please have
> some input for general market timers?
>
> Best to all,
>
> Nate
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