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Joseph Ehardt wrote:
> David,
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> Even free quotes can be a mixed blessing and require one to do some homework. At least in the past, Yahoo! gave the theoretical highs and lows of the day for the DJIA, which is a ridiculous mistake. One should focus on print highs and lows because that is "physically" what the market did in actual trading during the course of the day. If one uses prices for predicting targets, use print highs and lows and not theoretical figures. Personally I have no "argument" against paying for the EOD quotes that I receive from Reuters/Equis, but I wish that competition would push the subscription prices even lower (consider what people used to pay for such information).
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> Joe
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I second you on that one. Expecially as a Chaologist one becomes well aware that predictions are very sensitive to the initial conditions ( In our case daily highs and lows of the Industrials ). Using unreliable data will cost you much more than what you think initially was a bargain.
Esignal provides End of day data ( Tick Data daily ) for only $195 Dollars a year. I think
that is a real bargain .
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"It is not how right or how wrong you are that matters,
But how much money you make when right and how much
money you do not lose when wrong" ....
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