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Dave,
I respect your opinion and comments, but I guess we live in different
worlds. I've never had a need for a multi-dimensional array to trade
successfully and probably wouldn't even know how to use one.
My 6 year old TS (with a few touch-ups here and there) still runs fine and
seems to be keeping up with the best of them. I'm not a total "System"
trader but also include many discretionary decisions in my Entry and Exit
strategies-- perhaps this is the essence of the difference between your
trading style and mine.
I view the hillier terrain as increased opportunity and haven't seen the
need for the 32-Bit Lambourghini or the Industrial Strength All-Wheel-Drive
vehicle.
Life continues from different perspectives...
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At 06:41 PM 8/17/98 -0700, you wrote:
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>It's not a matter of figuring out how to trade successfully or make a
>living at trading, Ron (I do both, BTW)...it's a matter of taking
>advantage of the most powerful technology available in order to maintain
>one's edge in a market system which is becomming more and more efficient
>over time.
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>It makes more sense, therefore, to see Trade Station as a five-year-old
>Lambourghini and view today's increasingly more efficient markets as
>hillier and hillier terrain. What's needed then is not so much a newer
>Lambourghini (although Omega's Marketing Department would want you to
>think so); what's needed is an Industrial Strength All-Wheel-Drive
>vehicle with enough Ground Clearance to not get hung-up over the
>trivialities along the trail and with enough Power to make it up the
>next Hill without having to be towed back to the Garage for repairs
>(such as a broken Array :-)
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>Dave
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