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Gary,
Janitor "Steve" gawked a few Monet's last
week. As they say in some parts of the country: "I don't know much,
but I know what I like." Up close, the Monet's are sweet.
Actually, I was more in awe of the Renoir (The Luncheon of
the Boating Party) and the three Klee's.
My question is about Camtasia. Is it a vast
improve over Windows Movie Maker? Do you use the program? If not, do
you know of anyone who is using it?
Take care,
Steve
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Gary
A. Serkhoshian
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, November 05, 2003 1:58
PM
Subject: Re: [amibroker] Re: Robustness
Challenge Update
Mark,
I think the main problem I am having is that you are light years ahead of
my systems analysis, and with my rather inexperienced eyes I am having
difficulty seeing the value-added of going through such a rigorous
process.
I'm getting my arms around sensitivity analysis (by the way, I have
the 3D excel sheet working if any have questions), and have played with some
MCS spreadsheets to give me some worst case scenarios. I walk away from
this process with a sense of how sensitive my params will be to change in
the markets (hopefully not much == smooth curve), and a worst case scenario
via MCS. FWIW, my MCS analysis ends up in the ballpark of Fred's
suggestion of halving CAR and doubling MAR.
It's kind of like asking the security guard at the art gallery to
critique a Monet painting. He'll appreciate it on a superficial level,
but his lack of experience prevents much more.
This is probably A LOT more than you care to do, but to carry Fred's
point a step further would be a screen cam movie where you walk through the
whole process from start to finish. You can download Camtasia and use
the 30day free trial. That way, we security guards can learn how to
better interpret the artwork, but doing it in a manner that isn't piece-meal
and allows learning for future new users. Again, probably a lot more
work than you care to put in, and I don't blame you for the wages we are
paying you : )
Kind Regards,
GaryFred <fctonetti@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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seem to be participating more than most which I at least find to be a
little strange. One of the probs for some will be the need to find
and install a decent MCS product. Some won't want to spend the $,
some won't want to spend the time etc. By the way Alex Matulich
has a product in this area for I think about $37 that midgt fill the
bill for those who are interested but don't want to go for a more in
depth product.Beyond that though as I stated at the beginning, I
have no particular interest in the last couple of steps you outlined
i.e. publication and real account trading.In my case I can't
even say that I have a great data vendor for stocks because as I've
stated previously I don't really trade stocks.That aside for a
minute, I have suggestion which may be a little off the wall but I'll
put it out there any way. Since you've obviously been doing this
for some time, how 'bout starting the group off with a little system
that although you might consider to be robust even if only marginally is
also something that you don't actually use for trading any more.
This would at least allow some to go through the process with something
that at least sort of works so they can proceed from there.Just
an idea ...Fred--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"quanttrader714" <quanttrader714@xxxx> wrote:> Now that
I've posted the criteria, I feel we've had some good> discussions but
frankly don't see enough interest out there to provide> the
effort it would take to refine the criteria or even use as is,>
develop some robust systems, write a trading plan, iron the bugs out>
in simulated trading and then trade in real time with real money.
I'm> actually surprised there's not more interest in
participating in the> trading process from soup to nuts as I've
outlined, especially since I> offered to put up the $.
Would be quite an education for anyone, no> matter how much
experience they have, but particularly for newbies. > Not to mention
fun. Which is why I offered to lead such an effort in> the
first place. No hidden agendas here. > > Anyway,
if I've misread things and you are interested, *please email> me
privately* and let me know the extent to which you personally
would> like to participate. If I get enough emails
indicating there is> critical mass, I'll either start this in
Amibroker-ts or in a new> group that everyone here would be welcome
to join. If not then I'll> still be around, in drips and drabs, as I
have in the past. Thanks> for the interesting and civil
discussions.> > Regards,> >
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