|
PureBytes Links
Trading Reference Links
|
Here I will take the serious part.
a] Keltner channels is a method of 1960
b] The Relative Slope I use is a method of 16th century
(Newton)
c] Fibonacci retracement is a method of 12th century,
a numerical approach of Euclid golden ratio, 3rd B. C.
d] Iteration principle was used by Archimedes, 2nd B. C.
e] if...then statements you use everyday were placed in
methods book by Aristotle, 3rd B. C. together with AND,
OR, NOT statements.(Believe me, there was a period that
people did not know the "truth table" of the expression
(x OR y) AND (x OR z) AND (y OR z)
and were confused and many results were wrong and
perhaps...funny)
f] When I asked from Tomasz the possibility of Composites
I wanted to materialize in T/A Einstein´s bright idea about
Local and Global gravity laws, which was an evolution of
Newton´s gravity globalization attempt, which was put in
theoretical base around 4th B. C. by some "marginal"
thinkers like Democtritus and his teacher Leucippus,
about "the Part and the Whole"(to meros kai to olon)
If an idea is bright and you refresh it properly, it may be
used for many, many years in any branch of Analysis.
(and in this case I was more than lucky, Tomasz did not
only refresh, he created from zero basis a new high potential
tool)
Let me suppose that I have your permission to add this note
as a comment.
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxx, Tom McDaniel <tmtempe@xxxx> wrote:
> P-
>
> Sorry I pressed your button. There was nothing facetious
intended. I
> merely though the anachronism of plugging 17th century data into
> Amibroker, the best analytical tool of the 21st century, was funny.
>
> -Tom
|