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good job jose : )
im in barnes and noble now so will recheck with
sound on..
and besides sorry for the keyboard my notebook
seems wor out early.regret not buying insurance:.(
)
andrew, if you are using 2 differet parameters i
insist that you also take a look at system tester. i know the big gus here dot
like optimization much : ) but if you allow for many optimization variables and
and include short as long as long intervals you may observe very very
interesting results which may inspire you and take you to different places, such
as molvania :)
what im currently doing is investing in SAS. im
just a poor PhD studet and spend about 90-100 hrs/week at the office. we SAS to
manipulate our data, so i have to invest in it anyways. i may design some tests
afterwards in sas. maybe some of you have heard, a norandom walk down the wall
street. it is a very well known study in academia and thats concetrated on
trading. they have used SAS in their tests.
good luck..
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 7:40
PM
Subject: Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] Is it
possible?
"i have stidied some charts in
netdania..."
Netdania... is that near Molvania?
http://www.molvania.com.au/molvania
(make sure PC sound is switched
on)
jose '-)
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In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"KUREKCI" <kurekci@x...> wrote:
> i
think your idea is sound. infact any indicator or a blend of
>
indicators with 2 step parametrixation is good.
> but why dont you
simply use 2 indicator windows?
> or are you lloking for an
exploration.
>
> but i couldnt get what i want by these
stepwise paramtrization so
> still using different time frames. buy in
daily+buy in 60min.
>
> i would be more than cheerful if
there had been a way to monitor for
> 4 hours. i have stidied some
charts in netdania and 4hrs. chart just
> fits my trading timing and
target market.
>
> good luck
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