Re: fighting on the list - or what are we doing here

[Tom DeMark <tomdemark@xxxxxxxx>]

chris,

thank you for info. i'm going to ask my programmers who are familiar
with netscape how to toggle name and pseudonym so i can remain anonymous
rather to purchase other e-mail adresses since i'm certain to screw that
up too.

the neural net, etc site seems to be way too complex for me but i will
pass it on to my programmers.

thank you for your help.

best regards, 

tom demark

Chris Baker wrote:
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tom DeMark <tomdemark@xxxxxxxx>
> To: Adam Hardy <106056.112@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Sunday, December 06, 1998 11:05 AM
> Subject: Re: fighting on the list - or what are we doing here
> 
> Concerning e-mail addresses tomdemark@xxxxxxxx is a give-away - I would suggest something
> like tomd@xxxxxxxxx   Most e-mail programs can handle multiple e-mail addresses for you.
> 
> You have set your name to display to other users as "Tom DeMark" - you can easily change
> this to Tom D. in your e-mail program.
> 
> Because of ongoing Spam and insults on the Omega list, Mark Brown has generously started a
> new e-mail list called "CodeList" to share code and systems, mostly for TradeStation.
> Mark Brown is an experienced trader who has started the CodeList on an invitation basis.
> If interested Mark can be reached at <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>   The code and systems are
> mainly extensions of existing techniques.
> 
> As an example of how trading systems and indicators are becoming more advanced for the
> individual trader, many of us of anxiously waiting for the completion and beta testing of
> a new Trading application called TradeLab,.   TradeLab is designed for user programs to be
> written in Visual Basic and will allow users to use modules and functions drawn from
> digital signal processing, as well as genetic algorithms and neural networks.   Discussion
> on the TradeLab list thus far has centered around Fourier Analysis, Wavelets, Filters, and
> Noise.    Bob Brickey, the author, refers to traditional indicators as gambler's
> indicators and promises much better for TradeLab users.   The web page for TradeLab is at
> http://www.sciapp.com/
> 
> TradeLab will use either the Universal Server (UMDS), already in use at several
> institutions and just recently the CME, or the Omega Research Server Version 5.
> 
> --- Chris Baker