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Are you saying that there are other rules that effect your entry and exit,
but you are unable to define them or put them in your trading system?
I know that developing a system with all the details/complications is pretty
difficult. But is not impossible or unattainable.
Jack Bicer
http://www.Bicer.com/jb
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-----Original Message-----
From: A.J. Carisse <carisse@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Saturday, January 24, 1998 6:40 PM
Subject: Re: investigating possibility of experienced trading system partner
>First, it would be very difficult to program all possible factors into a
trading
>system. On the entry side, I use mine mostly as filters, alerting me to
>*potential* plays. For example, I get a buy alert on a certain stock. The
time
>of day and the overall market conditions have to be accounted for. It's
9:48,
>we'll say, so I don't buy it, since I'd rather wait until the typical
pullback
>occurs here from an open, and decide again then. Maybe the spread's too
wide on
>it. Maybe there is a lot of supply on the offer. I may not buy it simply
>because the play doesn't "feel right." And so on. While I'm a strong
believer
>in the "science" of trading, I also believe that it is still to a degree an
art.
>
>Regards,
>A.J.
>
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