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HELLO.
I wish to thank you for all of your hard work. I can see you did alot
of research on the subject of "Cycles" and the other things you got
carried away with.
But here are a few facts.
[1] I'am a devoted Metastock fan, have been for years.
[2] I don't work for Walt Bressert, but I found this free stuff
on his web site. I tried it, in Metastock; and it "improved"
my trading accuracy and account balance. Use $4,000 per
month start money and I walk away in July with $2,200
and I still have my original $4K. So you see. Call it
an Oscillator, Cycle, or anything else. I say if it works
for me, that is what's important. And that's the bottom line.
Now, why don't you take all your energy. Write a new tech tool
so that all of us can be proud of you. You know, when a tech tool
or software program is not wining. People are smart, they won't buy
it.
That's the end. I don't want to have this conversation again.
Songyun Fox
"A.J. Maas" wrote:
> Aren't you fooling everyone by sending out that old hat stuff from a
> mixed up duplicating (CMT) parrot? The site contains nothing more than
> that what can be found in other "simple" TA books, but of whichtheir
> (hype) validity in TA is heavely been debated, doubted & uncovered:
> i.e. the cycles, fibinionacy and the likes. Further you also do not
> seem to be that familiar with the MetaStock program.Stochastics, RSI's
> and EMA's etc.etc have been explained and used and put into many
> variaties.Even the switch to Weekly data (eg the "big catch" in your
> master's Charts) has in length been debated. Also in program there is
> the option for users (thus also for website+software entreponeurs) to
> write anyExpert Advisors themselves, eg this is so since at least v6.0
> and also there is nowhere near the obligationfor the Equis Int. firm,
> to start writing them, wether for any of its casual users nor for
> businesses, let alonefor any fool that wants to run a software
> package+website, eg thus also not for sites containing anysimple TA
> books replications. Wave-, trend- & market-moves are not
> Cycles. Cycles are repetative economical dips(recessions) that are
> also to be found in the much longer time frames, i.e. >1 year, but
> mainly more, and are envoked by the economical rises & falls in the
> over+over-again re-creation of efficienct operating by world's largest
> companies in major industrial sectors, and therefore later, by the
> inevitable rises of Prices(inflation) and therfore the bonds
> Yields(Intrest Rates). E.g. where then a continuous snowballing
> process is undergone by many of the important economic sectors:
> when one sector comes down, it drags another related sector with it in
> the downcollapse, and than that 2nd sector will drag a third with
> it, and so on and so on, until the recession levels are been met,
> marking the finishing end: the bottom (that's when it is easier for
> companies to lay of workers and shutdown factories without
> predicise: the owners + unions + the general public by then will
> have all been bashed that much and become familiar with the harsh but
> fair "will to survive, and therefore offerings will have to be
> made" and are by then thus the (otherwise not) "excepted
> solutions". The Heavy Industries(just as an example) first go
> through a mild-then-heavy phase of lower turnovers, therefore also
> getting lower revenues, therefore will also have to restructure and
> eventialy will have to massively lay off workers (to be able to
> survive) : i.e. the true example of a cyclic stock. Examples of
> cyclic stocks are : -the Steel & Iron (Heavy Metal)
> Industries -the Mining & Resources
> Industries -the Oil Industry -the
> Transportation Industry (Freight: Airliners, Sea-containers +
> Road-trucking) -the Chemical+Pharmacy
> Industry -the Financial Industry -and of
> late the Chip Industry etc. etc. Examples of these cycles are the
> ones that have occured recently and in the deeper farther past: -
> 1991-1992 (mild and envoked by first the economic tide and second:
> fired up by the Gulf-war) - 1980-1982 (mild and envoked by first
> the economic tide and second: the drop of the Gold
> + the collapse of the Housing prices) -
> 1970-1978 (strong and envoked by first the economic tide and second:
> fired up by the Oil-crises price rise) - 1929-1945 (heavy and
> envoked by first the economic tide and second: by the collapse of
> the stockmarkets and by the continious 2nd
> WorldWar) What's in a name you say? (eg cycles or waves or moves)It is
> were your basics starts. And were one is easy to be uncovered, could
> be as a hoax too.In computer-life this can also be witnessed, eg type
> in the wrong name, give an enter and the wrong programgets started. On
> the web, type in a space or other digit(visable or invisable) and the
> address will return only errors. In efficiency & in accuracy is too
> were you will find the Top notch of the large bunch of (too simple)
> offerings. Get cracking at the program's default Stochastics and now
> ALSO switch to Weekly data, likeyour friend the parrot did, and you
> will soon find your beloved "discovery".There has been a discussion a
> few years ago, the oldies here on the List will remember this,
> abouthow to write that Weekly version of the program default
> Stoch(5,3) into an Daily version, andthus far no-one has ever
> succeeded.(The Weekly performs its indicator line+buys&sells
> signalsalways so SMOOTHLY).Eventualy a SuperStochastics version came
> out 2nd best, I believe. Do not take this personaly, Songyun, I am not
> discusioning your tremendous input, but am merelyuncovering that what
> could easely set of to be the start of yet another hype (see at the
> top for moreexamples of man-made hypes).
> Regards,
> Ton Maas
> ms-irb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Dismiss the ".nospam" bit (including the dot) when replying.
> Homepage http://home.planet.nl/~anthmaas
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Songyun Fox
> To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: zaterdag 29 juli 2000 16:04
> Subject: From Songyun - ref. Bressert Cycle 5
> Hello...
>
> I have attached 2 pic's of the Cycle 5 indicator at work.
>
> I think this is an easy indicator to use, and should be
> part of Equis/Metastock Quick Indicator List.
>
> I offer this not to sell you something, just you another
> easy
> and free way to pick short term tops/bottoms.
>
> I also use the Envelope, located on the indicator list.
> You can see how nicely it defines recent tops and likely
> future bottoms....
>
> Kindest regards,
>
> Songyun
>
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<b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">HELLO.</font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">I wish to thank you for all
of your hard work. I can see you did alot of research on the subject
of "Cycles" and the other things you got carried away with.</font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">But here are a few facts.</font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">[1] I'am a devoted Metastock
fan, have been for years.</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">[2] I don't work for Walt Bressert,
but I found this free stuff</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">
on his web site. I tried it, in Metastock; and it "improved"</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">
my trading accuracy and account balance. Use $4,000 per</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">
month start money and I walk away in July with $2,200</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">
and I still have my original $4K. So you see. Call it</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">
an Oscillator, Cycle, or anything else. <font color="#FF0000">I say
if it works</font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#FF0000">
for me, that is what's important. </font><font color="#330033">And
that's the bottom line.</font></font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033"></font></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033">Now, why
don't you take all your energy. Write a new tech tool</font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033">so that
all of us can be proud of you. You know, when a tech tool</font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033">or software
program is not wining. People are smart, they won't buy it.</font></font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033"></font></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033">That's
the end. I don't want to have this conversation again.</font></font></b><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033"></font></font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033">Songyun
Fox</font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033"></font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"><font color="#330033"></font></font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1"></font></b>
<p>"A.J. Maas" wrote:
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<font size=-1>Aren't you fooling
everyone by sending out that old hat stuff from a mixed up duplicating
(CMT) parrot?</font> <font size=-1>The site contains nothing more
than that what can be found in other "simple" TA books, but of which</font><font size=-1>their
(hype) validity in TA is heavely been debated, doubted & uncovered:
i.e. the cycles, fibinionacy and the likes.</font> <font size=-1>Further
you also do not seem to be that familiar with the MetaStock program.</font><font size=-1>Stochastics,
RSI's and EMA's etc.etc have been explained and used and put into many
variaties.</font><font size=-1>Even the switch to Weekly data (eg the "big
catch" in your master's Charts) has in length been debated.</font> <font size=-1>Also
in program there is the option for users (thus also for website+software
entreponeurs) to write any</font><font size=-1>Expert Advisors themselves,
eg this is so since at least v6.0 and also there is nowhere near the obligation</font><font size=-1>for
the Equis Int. firm, to start writing them, wether for any of its casual
users nor for businesses, let alone</font><font size=-1>for any fool that
wants to run a software package+website, eg thus also not for sites containing
any</font><font size=-1>simple TA books replications.</font> <font size=-1>Wave-,
trend- & market-moves are not Cycles.</font> <font size=-1>Cycles
are repetative economical dips(recessions) that are also to be found in
the much longer time</font><font size=-1> frames, i.e.
>1 year, but mainly more, and are envoked by the economical rises &
falls in the</font><font size=-1> over+over-again re-creation
of efficienct operating by world's largest companies in major industrial
sectors,</font><font size=-1> and therefore later, by
the inevitable rises of Prices(inflation) and therfore the bonds Yields(Intrest
Rates).</font><font size=-1> E.g. where then a continuous
snowballing process is undergone by many of the important economic</font><font size=-1>
sectors: when one sector comes down, it drags another related sector with
it in the downcollapse,</font><font size=-1> and than
that 2nd sector will drag a third with it, and so on and so on, until the
recession levels are</font><font size=-1> been met, marking
the finishing end: the bottom (that's when it is easier for companies to
lay of</font><font size=-1> workers and shutdown factories
without predicise: the owners + unions + the general public by then</font><font size=-1>
will have all been bashed that much and become familiar with the harsh
but fair "will to survive, and</font><font size=-1> therefore
offerings will have to be made" and are by then thus the (otherwise not)
"excepted solutions".</font><font size=-1> The Heavy
Industries(just as an example) first go through a mild-then-heavy phase
of lower turnovers,</font><font size=-1> therefore also
getting lower revenues, therefore will also have to restructure and eventialy
will have</font><font size=-1> to massively lay off workers
(to be able to survive) : i.e. the true example of a cyclic stock.</font> <font size=-1>
Examples of cyclic stocks are :</font><font size=-1>
-the Steel & Iron (Heavy Metal) Industries</font><font size=-1>
-the Mining & Resources Industries</font><font size=-1>
-the Oil Industry</font><font size=-1>
-the Transportation Industry (Freight: Airliners, Sea-containers + Road-trucking)</font><font size=-1>
-the Chemical+Pharmacy Industry</font><font size=-1>
-the Financial Industry</font><font size=-1>
-and of late the Chip Industry etc. etc.</font> <font size=-1>
Examples of these cycles are the ones that have occured recently and in
the deeper farther past:</font><font size=-1> - 1991-1992
(mild and envoked by first the economic tide and second: fired up by the
Gulf-war)</font><font size=-1> - 1980-1982 (mild and
envoked by first the economic tide and second: the drop of the Gold +</font><font size=-1>
the collapse of the Housing prices)</font><font size=-1>
- 1970-1978 (strong and envoked by first the economic tide and second:
fired up by the Oil-crises price rise)</font><font size=-1>
- 1929-1945 (heavy and envoked by first the economic tide and second: by
the collapse of the</font><font size=-1>
stockmarkets and by the continious 2nd WorldWar)</font> <font size=-1>What's
in a name you say? (eg cycles or waves or moves)</font><font size=-1>It
is were your basics starts. And were one is easy to be uncovered, could
be as a hoax too.</font><font size=-1>In computer-life this can also be
witnessed, eg type in the wrong name, give an enter and the wrong program</font><font size=-1>gets
started. On the web, type in a space or other digit(visable or invisable)
and the address will return only errors.</font> <font size=-1>In efficiency
& in accuracy is too were you will find the Top notch of the large
bunch of (too simple) offerings.</font> <font size=-1>Get cracking
at the program's default Stochastics and now ALSO switch to Weekly data,
like</font><font size=-1>your friend the parrot did, and you will soon
find your beloved "discovery".</font><font size=-1>There has been a discussion
a few years ago, the oldies here on the List will remember this, about</font><font size=-1>how
to write that Weekly version of the program default Stoch(5,3) into an
Daily version, and</font><font size=-1>thus far no-one has ever succeeded.(The
Weekly performs its indicator line+buys&sells signals</font><font size=-1>always
so SMOOTHLY).</font><font size=-1>Eventualy a SuperStochastics version
came out 2nd best, I believe.</font> <font size=-1>Do not take this
personaly, Songyun, I am not discusioning your tremendous input, but am
merely</font><font size=-1>uncovering that what could easely set of to
be the start of yet another hype (see at the top for more</font><font size=-1>examples
of man-made hypes).</font>
<br>Regards,
<br>Ton Maas
<br>ms-irb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<br>Dismiss the ".nospam" bit (including the dot) when replying.
<br>Homepage http://home.planet.nl/~anthmaas
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Songyun Fox</div>
<div style="FONT: 10pt arial"><b>To:</b> metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx</div>
<div style="FONT: 10pt arial"><b>Sent:</b> zaterdag 29 juli 2000 16:04</div>
<div style="FONT: 10pt arial"><b>Subject:</b> From Songyun - ref. Bressert
Cycle 5</div>
<b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">Hello...</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">I have attached 2 pic's of the
Cycle 5 indicator at work.</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">I think this is an easy indicator
to use, and should be</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">part of Equis/Metastock Quick
Indicator List.</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">I offer this not to sell you
something, just you another easy</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">and free way to pick short
term tops/bottoms.</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">I also use the Envelope, located
on the indicator list.</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">You can see how nicely it defines
recent tops and likely</font></b>
<br><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">future bottoms....</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">Kindest regards,</font></b>
<p><b><font face="Arial Narrow Special G1">Songyun</font></b>
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