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class=492163422-27082002>Andre,
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In
addition, you might want to consider to do some paper trading first or
simply designate a small test account to work with this
system.
There
are a lot of things one could learn about him/her self by being under the
pressure to execute and having entire portfolio on the
line...
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<SPAN
class=492163422-27082002>Regards,
<SPAN
class=492163422-27082002>Andre
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[mailto:wd78@xxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 2:27
PMTo: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: Can it be this
simple
Andre:
Time to get your feet wet and use Metastock to
answer the question. In System Tester there are a number of "canned"
systems, including one called Exponential Moving Average. Use that for
starters, change the moving average period to opt1, the lookback period to
opt2, and then run a test with a range of vaues for each
optimization.
Bill
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Andre
Fleury
To: <A
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Sent: Tuesday, August 27, 2002 3:17
PM
Subject: Can it be this simple
Being a novice at technical analysis, I was
wondering if some could help me with the following proposal. If I was to
take my entire porfolio and trade either the QQQ or DIA using a simple 30
day moving average, would I be a success or a failure. Seems to me that it
is a profitable system
<FONT face=Arial
size=2>Andre
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