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Ta for the mentioning in the write up, and indeed do I do use a different trading system,
or I should say that I do use a combination of different trading systems + systematics +
tactics combined.
Not withstanding the fact that me too also do like (to see) Guy's (and other member's)
system(s) and other write ups and their signals posted {bloopers included, since that nothing
is perfect}. The systems + signals too, are the most valuable List-contributions, since that
they are so well educative {and most of the time will also make the greatly desired Ca$h}.
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The above mentioned "usage" helps me in setting up and in controling the Risk of Welfare.
All "parts" below are also an "unasigned weighting in combination of" and are therefore not
"equaly wheighted" in my combined "usage" description mentioned above.
Thus apart from Fundamental Analysis, I also basicaly include:
{and all tucked away in a Layout}
-Weekly and Daily Charts ("global" and "local" views)
-the SMA's 50, 150(200) (Relative Support + Resistance + Directions)
-the RSI(14) and CMO(20) and Momentum (divergences, forcasts and directions)
-the triggering Coppock Curve crossing its 4-day SMA (protection and directions)
-the Diamantiferous system's trigger signals (protection and direction)
-the RS (Relative Strength of individual stock)
-the Charts' charting Patterns (Diamonds family of many Patterns for directions+
the estimated Targets(T) then derived from them)
-the Charts' Trend Lines and Channels (trend channeling)
-the Charts' Support and Resitance levels (temperarily hold ups/Turnarounds)
-the Charts' Fractal Retracements (temperarily hold ups/Turnarounds)
-the (4) Stages Method (showing the market+price moods).
What is not directly available to me in the Layout, I will then manualy add ("my charting").
It's a setup one can easely make as well, eg either the indicators are the ones that come
by default with the MSK program or are the ones that over time I have previously been
posting to the List or are ones refered to corresponding books/references, that I too have
been posting or refering to over time.
You will "only" have to bring in your "own knowledge, experience and input" and you will
have to spend the same amount of time (or more) on it than/that what I do/have done in
the past in getting to be this far "TA esthablished". And that's thus also me doing this too
for the past 15 years or so, with in my earlier days, also having achieved some (very)
necessary education degrees in Economics and in multi-purpose Architectual +
Technical Constructioning and Designing.
Aside this all, me also being a fully qualified Tech Support and Incidents Qualifier for a large
worldwide(ww) IT-service provider (maintenance of huge IT-Projects) in a company that
for 24*7*52 continuesly services many large accounts, incl. that of many PC-manufacturers,
the Financials and Institutions, Food&Beverages and Retail and Industries, Airports and
Airliners, the EEC + ECB.............and not to forget the local AEX Exchange(bourse) and
the many other (financial) institutes + Exchanges on this globe.
And that helps me in not being too full time involved with trade-investing, eg it gives me the
well desired "breaks from".
So do get cracking at your own system(s) and also do start posting { you will see that you are
then better abled to learn from it, sharing the ideas, in gaining experience and being able
to teach yourselves in becoming better investors}.
Regards,
Ton Maas
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----- Oorspronkelijk bericht -----
Van: "Ian Harvey"
Aan: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Verzonden: donderdag 12 oktober 2000 2:31
Onderwerp: Re: New Buy
> Malcolm,
>
> I disagree with you. Guy has laid out his trading strategy well. It will
> not be suitable for most, in fact, the way Guy explains it, his trading will
> not be suitable for 99% of traders. But with years of testing and having
> big deep pockets, he is happy to trade that way.
>
> It is not up to Guy to hand over every detail of his trading system. It is
> up to us as individual traders to gleam what we can out of his posts, and
> adjust our own trading methods if we feel we need to.
>
> We all have to find the best trading strategy to suit ourselves. For
> example, Ton has a totally different approach to trading, but I'm sure,
> equally successful. His search for the Holy Grail takes him in a different
> direction to Guy.
>
> I have been currency trading for over 20 years now, and have, all too often,
> seen people give away their successful trading systems only to find they
> start performing badly when too many people join the bandwagon. A perfect
> example is the originally highly successful Turtle Traders. They have
> suffered over the past years because everyone knows when they enter the
> market, and more importantly, where they exit. There is no better joy in
> this world for a market-maker to push a market far enough to feel another's
> pain as they are being stopped out (please, don't get me wrong, this is not
> my style of trading!).
>
> Guy, I thought your post was excellent. You have given away enough for us
> to have a think about, without giving away the finer details. I for one,
> couldn't trade that way. I need my sleep at nights.
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