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I misunderstood your posts directive to the "Guy" who was already referring
to his system.
My apologies Mark. I agree the computer is a valuable tool although I do
think its over rated
in regards to systems. In the hands of a great programmer like yourself
maybe my perspective would changed along theses lines. But for all of us
you don't process your skills in that arena the computer can be dangerous
in regards to systems. To many people hoping the computer will do the work
for them and expect to put a buck in and get two back just because its a
computer. I agree that's dumb but it happened to me and is happening
everyday in the markets to others.
Robert
Mark Brown wrote:
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>>One thing I really hate to see somebody say trade my way are your trading
>>wrong. BS is what I say to this post Mark.
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>I didn't mean to make anyone mad, I wanted to point out that if this guy was
>worried that his predictive system would fail. Then he needed to work on it
>until he KNOWS what he will do when it fails. Otherwise he is playing a
>game of chance, that he will not win because he is not properly prepared to
>take the actions needed when his methods fail. IF! and I stress if he can
>program his methods into a system then he could benefit from non biased
>(would have, should have syndrome) testing of his methods. Thats all ...
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>>Ever wonder what people did before they had a computer? I trade use no
>system make money and have little to no stress go figure.
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>>Robert
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>In 72 I traded sugar on a rumor, I was lucky.. In the mid 70's I traded
>silver I was lucky. In the late 70's I got VisiCalc and a Apple 3 and just
>then I started to discover just how lucky I was. Times change, what was
>once fundamentally possible is now because of electronics and lighting fast
>communications impossible. A computer is a tool, like a hammer or a level -
>yea we could do without it. But with the proper tools there is no more
>excuses for the human to screw things up...
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>Mark Brown
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