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I have not used the software, but one of the things I like most about the
Dynamic Trading book by Miner is that he points out that Elliot waves, Fib
retracement and cycles do not apply to many markets and time periods. He
says it is important to wait for the setups, not try to assume Elliot Wave
theory explains all markets, let alone always allows for price targeting.
>From what I've seen is the only author (of course there may be others) to
have pointed this out explicitly, instead of making dogmatic and outlandish
claims. Although he really blows his own horn a lot, and apparently no
longer trades himself, he really does have some excellent material, a fairly
complete system, and good general trading rules and advice. I'm glad I
bought the book, but don't plan to buy the software.
Ron Scott
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Alexandros Spiroglou
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2000 8:46 AM
To: gannandelliottwave@xxxxxxxxxxx; ifta-list@xxxxxxxx;
metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; mtalist@xxxxxxx
Subject: DYNAMIC TRADING
Has any of the Listmembers used the Dynamic Trading Software by R. Miner?
Is it really possible to "Time Projections"?
I have seen some articles on the "Technically Speaking" MTA monthly
newsletter (January 1998 issue,October 1998 issue,October 2000 issue)
showing analysis of this sort.
Similar techniques seem to be employed by other analysts as well (eg. Mr
Peter Suarez ,December 1998 issue)
Do the aforementioned examples provide enough evidence for the effectiveness
of the techniques described, or are they simply well chosen examples?
warmest regards
alex spiroglou
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