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Jack,
Thank you for posting this. I just came back from OmegaWorld. In the bags of
every attendee was a large glossy color card advertising Scalper Pivot
Points from S&P Boot Camp. The color picture on the card had a couple of
screen shots that looked like it had Show Me's marking pivot points. On the
other side, among other things, he said that "his" system showed these
points in real time unlike other methods.
Your posting is exactly what makes a list like this so worthwhile. Thanks a
million (or at least $350.00).
Neil
-----Original Message-----
From: Jack Harper <jackh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ati@xxxxxxxxxx <ati@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, May 01, 1998 7:01 PM
Subject: Re: Scalper Pivot Points
>I do not normally cross-post but in this case choose to do so because it
involves yet
>another apparent vendor rip off of another person's code. See below.
>
>Regards,
>
>Jack
>
>***************************************************************************
*
>
>Subject:
> Scalper Pivot Points - code
> Resent-Date:
> Fri, 1 May 1998 16:06:43 -0700
> Resent-From:
> omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Date:
> Fri, 1 May 1998 19:05:55 EDT
> From:
> SKane777 <SKane777@xxxxxxx>
> To:
> omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
>
>Here we go again -Scaper Pivot points for only $350.
>
>About six months ago I found out that a so called
>friend of mine (Rick at S&P Bootcamp) was selling code
>that belonged to me. Months ago, I had sent him a copy for evaluation
>purposes only.
>
>Some of you may remember all those posts to the omega-list about this
subject.
>
>Rick has since admitted to me that it was my code
>and that he would quit selling it. Unfortunately, I see he is
>again trying to sell my code renaming it Scalper Pivot points.
>
>The code is no more than a stochastic indicator with a few small wrinkles.
>
>I have decided to post the code I sent to Rick at this time so nobody will
>have to pay $350 for this show me study which I feel does not have much
value.
>
>
>Please experiment with the input values for different time periods
>so as to allow for maximum curvefitting.
>
>
>Input:
>
> LRSBval(-0.12), {level which buys must be below}
> LRSSval(0.11), {level which sells must be above}
> Length3(20),{Length for buy LRS}
> Length4(20),{Length for sell LRS}
> FDBLen(20), {Number of bars to use for FastD calculation for buy side}
> FDSLen(20), {Number of bars to use for FastD calculation for sell side}
> FDBuy(6), {Value of FastD to signal long }
> FDSell(94), {Value of FastD to signal short }
> MAvgLen(20),{Length of moving average to compute bands}
> PctAbvMA(.1),{percentage distance away from lower band}
> PctBlwMA(.05);{percentage distance away from upper band}
>
>
>Vars:
>
> PctAbvMAValue(0.0),
> PctBlwMAValue(0.0),
> FDBVal(0.0),
> FDSVal(0.0),
> FastDValL(0.0),
> FastDValS(0.0);
>
>
> PctAbvMAValue = (Average(Close,MAvgLen) * (100- PctAbvMA) / 100);
> PctBlwMAValue = (Average(Close,MAvgLen) * (100+ PctBlwMA) / 100);
>
>
> FDBVal = FastD(FDBLen);
> FDSVal = FastD(FDSLen);
>
>
>
> condition1 = c < PctAbvMAValue;
>
> condition2 = c > PctBlwMAValue;
>
> condition3=LinearregSlope(c,length3)<LRSBval;
>
> condition4=Linearregslope(c,length4)>LRSSval;
>
> condition5= (FDBVal <= FDBuy and FDBVal > FDBVal[1]) or
> (FDBVal[1] <= FDBuy and FDBVal > FDBVal[1]);
>
> condition6= (FDSVal >= FDSell and FDSVal < FDSVal[1]) or
> (FDSVal[1] >= FDSell and FDSVal < FDSVal[1]);
>
>
>
> if condition1 and condition3 and condition5 then begin
> Plot1(L - .5,"GoLong");
> end;
>
> if condition2 and condition4 and condition6 then begin
> Plot2(H + .5,"GoShort");
> end;
>
>
>
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