Re: Brian Bell....ring a bell?

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Steve,
would this be the one?
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Regards,
Stafafn
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  Subject: Brian Bell....ring a bell?
  
  List,
   
  Tonight, I am attending my monthly 
  MTA meeting (in Denver).  The speaker is Brian Bell and the topic is: 
  Adaptive indicators:Old and New Tools for Trading.  

   
  The invitation stated:  
  
   
  "Brian Bell will explain what makes an 
  indicator "adaptive", and  will describe some well-known adaptive moving 
  averages, Perry  Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average and Tushar Chande's 
  VIDYA indicator. He will also introduce, for the first time, the  
  "Bell  Warning Line", a new adaptive indicator based on entirely  
  different  principles  than  the  other indicators 
  described."
   
  Ding Dong!  Sounds like fun.  
  My questions are:  Does anyone know Brian (I could say hi for you or take 
  along a ten foot pole...depending on responses).  Is anyone familiar with 
  his work, indicators or seminars?  
   
  I maintain that adaptive indicators are 
  "losers" in mechanical approaches, but, a robust oscillator that has 
  "adaptive" trigger levels is the key to "highway".  It sure 
  would be nice to learn something new.
   
  Take care,
   
  Steve
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