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Hi.
Another choice is to join my
email list for stock/index ideas.
It's free, using Metastock
and Bressert cycles.
Bud Fox
Brian/Louise Garnant wrote:
Forgot to note in last
post: I also have Omnitrader. I think I was looking for a system that was
always right, and there ain't no such thing, much to my dismay (ha!). Omnitrader's
biggest feature for me is the daily commentary by the founder, whose calls
on the indexes are very often quite good. As a system, quite good. But
again, I could not follow that "system" to the letter, and that system
encouraged you to use other TA methods, along with Omnitrader. It has a
build in "System Tester" which Metastock should copy (of course, and pay
the royalties). If you like Elliott Wave try
Robert Miner's book Dynamic Trader, for about $100 you actually can see
quantitatively how to apply fibonacci and wave counts. I am using the software
that Miner also has, and follow the daily Future's Reports that are a part
of the Dynamic Trader system. Incidentally, Dynamic Trader software seems
to have build in some of the "settings" that Bill Williams uses. I get
the Williams' buy and sell signals very easily using Dynamic Trader. If
you like Elliot Wave read the several Pretcher books (But skip On the Crest
of the Tidal Wave unless you want to be bummed out. Of course, if you like
to go short, then it won't be so bad.) If you know something of Elliot
Wave read his last book integrating Socionomics into life and the markets.
Beautiful approach to the world.
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Lionel Issen
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 7:05
PM
Subject: Re: Online Investors Advantage
Larry:I
haven't seen Online investors advantage.About
a year or two ago there was a related discussion about Omnitrader. Omnitrader
has about 1/2 dozen indicators that are used to evaluate a stock. the sock
that has the most pluses is presumed to be the best buy. Several
contributors pointed out that since the indicators did not fire simultaneously,
the results of the selection would be sort of average. I'd like to add
that Chande and Kroll in "The New Technical Trader" point out that all
price-only indicators are highly correlated, hence it doesn't pay to use
more than a few. I have noticed that I tend to react/respond better to
some indicators better than others, even though they are giving the same
signal, and that it is important that the indicator chart be eye catching,
like thicker lines, different colored lines, and so on.Lionel
Issen
lissen@xxxxxxxxx
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LPetersen
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, October 07, 2000 4:57
PM
Subject: Online Investors Advantage
Erich
Not related to MS, this company promises a 10 parameter stock scan
engine, which includes both fundamental, and technical factors (including
things like insider transactions). I saw their interesting slide
show demonstration, at the Peter Lowe seminar, in Anaheim. Unfortunately,
their web page is less revealing. I have ordered their brochure,
and plan on attending their next seminar in San Diego.
Does anyone have any comments about
Online Investors Advantage?
Larry
http://www.i-advantage.com/
Erich Kohlhofer wrote:
Hi, where can I find trading systems? I am looking
to develop or find
something better than I am using presently.
Erich
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