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--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, CarleyPhillips <no_reply@xxxx> 
wrote:
> Well, you've already gotten two conflicting opinions :-)
> 
> Some very successful traders, like Larry Williams, seem to have no 
> problem with the idea of optimizing for a particular symbol.  See, 
> for example, "Long Term Secrets to Short Term Trading".
> 
> One suggestion that shows up many places is to tune your system on 
> only half your data, then test it on the other half.
> 
> While I think this is a good idea, one must be careful about the 
> halves chosen since you could inadvertently tune to a bull market 
> and then test during a bear market, or make some other data-
> splitting choice that distorts your resuls.
> 
> --- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "chellester2002 
> <chelle@xxxx>" <chelle@xxxx> wrote:
> > Hi, no one seems to have any ideas for me on folder structures 
etc 
> > yet, so in the meantime, I've got another question -
> > I seem to be able to create great formulas with good test results 
> for 
> > a particular share, but when I test it on others, it's no good - 
> so 
> > my question is this - Is it worth creating a list of formulas, 
> > matching them to particular stocks, and then working with just 
> them, 
> > and waiting till they give buy signals for their shares only??  
Is 
> > this something other people do?  Basically I'm using the same 
base 
> > formulas for all of them, but with different optimizations and a 
> > couple of extra indicators thrown in.  Any thoughts on this?  Are 
> > there any things I might not have considered? 
> > Thanks again for any ideas.


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