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Jono,
I asked Daryl and his was kind enough to send me the message that follows.
So, I will put a copy of my Zigzag Validity article for the GuppyTraders in
the Files area, asap.
Please have in mind that this article is about my first Zigzag validity
indicator; NOT my SR ZigzagTrend.
I strongly suggest that you use the second one (SR ZigzagTrend) as it is
always valid.
However, since my article is not only concerned with the Zigzag validity
indicator but also generally with the problem
of the dynamic last leg if zig, I still think it would be a great idea to
read the article.
This is Daryl's kind reply:
>Spyros,
> thank you for asking. Please feel free to post the article wherever
>you wish. It is your article. We had the privilege of publishing it first,
>but it remains your work. If you could see your way to adding "first
>published in..." it would be appreciated.
>
>I would also be very happy to publish any more of your work as it generates
>a lot of interest amongst readers and is also passed around to a much wider
>community.
>
>Cheers
>Daryl
Message: 2
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 19:00:51 +0800
From: "Jonathan King" <jking@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: RE: Formula understanding..
Sypros,
Perhaps you could ask Daryl if he would allow you to post a copy of the
article in the files area (with your ZigZag indicator) as not everyone will
be subscribers to his newsletter.
Cheers,
Jono
-----Original Message-----
From: SR [mailto:raftsp@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, 16 December 2002 6:11 PM
To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [EquisMetaStock Group] RE: Formula understanding..
The problem is that zigzag() and all the zigzag-related functions such as
trough(), peak(), troughbars() peakbars() are dynamic. They look forward (in
the future).
In other words they adapt their past behavior according to new data added,
and in many cases they
are revised. Although you can use them in order to learn about the major
moves of the past and to make
cycle (wave) or trend analysis, you should not trust them in the present.
Instead, you can trust my SR ZZT indicators.
Go to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/equismetastock/files/ and download the
document named
"SR Zigzag related indicators". Read it carefully and if you have further
questions, then ask me.
I also strongly suggest that you read my Zigzag Validity articles in S&C
magazine or the GuppyTraders newspaper.
Spyros
Message: 12
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 04:52:35 -0000
From: "mleonsprint <mleonsprint@xxxxxxxxx>" <mleonsprint@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Formula understanding.........
TroughBars(1,L,3)=1 AND TroughBars(1,MACD(),29)=1
PeakBars(1,H,3)=1 AND PeakBars(1,MACD(),29)=1
I came across this formula and realize that in no way does it work
in reality, while these formula's look great they don't work in
reality, When building formula's I find it VERY important to
understand why something does NOT work even thought it looks like it
should (ie. not putting a "-" in the ref function)(I know you have
been there)
I have no idea how this function works even after running through
the example a million times and then looking at this formula.... Can
anyone explain.. this dream code.....
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