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This
usually happens on most forums that I attend....one person does not "like"
something about something that is said and says so, usually in an authoritative
tone (it is usually the forum administrator - go to the TC2000 forum for good
examples). Then what happens is this: what Steve has said here....in order
to not offend or "bother" someone, he will refrain from
posting.
I
for one would encourage you, Steve, to keep posting. Your skill and
experience is worth a lot to some folks -- but not to all folks. Thatis
ok. As long as you -- or I -- feel "free" to post casual or detailed posts,then
those who are interested can read and benefit. Those who are not
interested can politely ask questions or hit the DELETE key.
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class=520520021-24042002>Dimitris is another great and important contributor,
from whom I learn a lot. My hope would be that each be tolerant of posts
that do not meet exactly one's EXACT expectations. Be flexible. Ask
questions. Make suggestions in tones that respect the other's right to
post. Finally, if none of these work, hit Delete.
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In
my view (and hope), the objectives of this board should be to help each
participant learn things that can benefit him or her...whether that is detailed
and explanatory or general and casual.
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you...
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Ken
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background colors and found the background format button on my Outlook menu-
something I have not looked at before. Thus a new
learning.
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<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Steve Karnish
[mailto:kernish@xxxx]Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 4:23
PMTo: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: [amibroker]
Re:"ba-buy"
Dimitris,
Maybe while I'm learning AB, I will refrain from
posting to this forum. I"ve been an active forum member of both
Realtraders and MetaStock forums for the last seven years. During that
time, I've posted an abundance of indicators and system approaches.
Everyone on those lists are familiar with my momentum oscillator approaches. The
Guppy site has some of my work (and I believe Tomasz has some on the AB site)..
Also, I have publicly posted buy and sell recommendations, nightly, for thepast
three years (free for the taking).
When an occurrence takes place that is "out of the
ordinary" (once every three years), I like to share it with other traders.
Plain and simple (no other reasons or motives). If I have to statistically
defend a casual observation...it's not worth the my time to post. I've
managed money for over twenty five years and I've always used a
well-documented approach. The other forums responded with ohter credible
individuals adding other casual observations.
I apologize if I've offended you or others.
I'll just "chill out" until I convert everything over to AB realtime.
In the meantime, E-signal delivered their new version today.. And by the
way, Dimitris, could you "lose" the magenta background...it offends my
eyes
Take care,
Steve
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href="">www.cedarcreektrading.com
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>From:
Dimitris
Tsokakis
To: <A
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title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, April 24, 2002 1:23
PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re:"ba-buy"
Steve,
Please make your life [and research] easier and help common
understanding.
Instead of reporting "haven't seen this many buy signals in
a year" [wich is not
quantitatively clear and may be repeated many times],you
could give us a count
of Buy/Sell as a daily function versus time.
Select your group or watch list and run for All quotations
the simple but basic code
<FONT
face="Times New Roman">
Buy=Cross<FONT
size=2>(MACD(),<FONT
size=2>0);//your buy
condition here
Sell=Cross<FONT
size=2>(0,<FONT
size=2>MACD());//your sell condition
here
Buy=ExRem<FONT
size=2>(Buy,<FONT
size=2>Sell);Sell<FONT
size=2>=ExRem(<FONT
size=2>Sell,Buy<FONT
size=2>);
AddToComposite(Buy<FONT
size=2>,"~Buy",<FONT
size=2>"v");
AddToComposite(Sell<FONT
size=2>,"~Sell",<FONT
size=2>"v");
Plot(Foreign<FONT
size=2>("~Buy",<FONT
size=2>"V"),"Buy"<FONT
size=2>,1,<FONT
size=2>1);
Plot(Foreign<FONT
size=2>("~Sell",<FONT
size=2>"V"),"Sell"<FONT
size=2>,4,<FONT
size=2>1);
In your ind. builder paste the same code and see [and show to us perhaps]
the respective gif
You will have a more clear picture of massive buys/sells and make a first
steady step to
investigate some possible reasons [seasonality, causality etc]
It does not teaches anything the "Buy MSFT" or "Sell MSFT"and, as for
myself, I do not like it.
Do not be affraid, the level of this site is quite advanced, people here
will understand your
theory even if it is complicated of sophisticated or [why not]
genious.
Counting is the first step of statistics and, thanks to Amibroker, we can
count anything easily
with the unique and superb AddToComposite() function.
It is the primitive step of objectivity, and I suppose you
agree.
I will appreciate your next "AddToComposite" Step.
Dimitris TsokakisYour use of Yahoo! Groups is
subject to the Yahoo! Termsof
Service. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject
to the Yahoo! Terms of
Service.
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