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From: "Walter Lake" <wlake@xxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Breakout System
Date: Sat, 26 Jun 1999 08:04:35 -0400
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Hi Foo
My system is now built around John Sweeney's ideas in "Campaign Trading" and
"Maximum Faourable Excursion". It makes extensive use of Excel and only uses
Metastock for charting and basic indicator work.
Since I'm mainly interested in spreads ... complicated indicators, wave
counts, etc. are not needed. The big demand is for number crunching and
statistical work, ... Excel is excellent for that purpose.
I follow 600 to 700 spreads per year. Each spread only has a short 4 to 6
week "window". It's not very exciting, but it's the basic conservative
professional trading business, ... steady cash flow.
Moore Research is the basic source of information and well regarded by
Commodity Traders Consumer Report.
=========================
>From Thomas Stridsman at Futures Mag Sept, 1998.
"Walter,
Thank you for getting back to me. I managed to lose your e-mail address.
Sorry
about that. Below you'll find the MetaStock version of the system that I
will
write about in the Nov. issue of Futures. Please keep this information to
yourself until the issue is published. There is a couple of differences
compared to the original code. I will point them out in the article together
with a couple of ways to speed up the calculations for real-time trading
Thanks,
Thomas
Name: LookBack
Formula: X := Stdev(C, 30);
Y := Ref(X, -1);
Z := 1+((X-Y)/X);
If(Cum(1)=1, 20, Min(Max(Prev*Z, 20), 60))
Name: BuyBreak
Formula: HHV(H, LastValue(Fml("LookBack")+Prev-Prev))
Name: BuyExit
Formula: LLV(L, LastValue(Fml("LookBack")/2+Prev-Prev))
Name: SellBreak
Formula: LLV(L, LastValue(Fml("LookBack")+Prev-Prev))
Name: SellExit
Formula: HHV(H, LastValue(Fml("LookBack")/2+Prev-Prev))
Name: BreakWhere
Formula: TopB := Ref(Fml("BuyBreak"), -1);
LowB := Ref(Fml("SellBreak"), -1);
((O+H+L+C)/4 - LowB)*100/(TopB-LowB);
Name: DBS-System
Enter Long: H > Ref(Fml("BuyBreak"), -1)
Close Long: L < Ref(Fml("BuyExit"), -1)
Enter Short: L < Ref(Fml("SellBreak"), -1)
Close Short: H > Ref(Fml("SellExit"), -1)
..."
This is George Pruitt's (Futures Truth) basic system. It is also the basic
system used as the basis for Stridsman's year long series of articles about
system development and "tweaking".
Best regards
Walter
----- Original Message -----
From: <sayhow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 9:35 PM
Subject: Re: CCI Spike
>
> >
> > ELWAVE has always looked interesting, But ... I've just never been a
> > "waver".
> > I guess you're either a "waver" or an "averager".
>
> Actually, I am not. I have not heard of Elliot Waves until a few
> months ago when I was introduced to Advanced Get. I did deeper
> and found ELWAVE. And I am not a convert.
>
> > I guess that I've been focused on very short term for entry and
> > exits and intermediate term moving averages for trends.
> >
>
> I would be interested to find out what tools do you use to do that?
>
> FOO
> Foo Say How where when who why
> Singapura - the Lion City
>
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