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agree 110% overturn every stone is one good approach.
i am with you on that.
a simple sine function aint a cristal ball and aint gonna tell you
tommorrows price. however i might be wrong, i have not overturned
this stone yet...
and about the best model without the use of price, what else is
there to overturn, Mark? we got volume - been that road, we got cycles
been that road for a short trip, we got some energy fields - did not
want to go that road , we even got "cia mental projection over the pit" -
remote viewing... remember? been that road... did not project succesfully
:-)
i am certainly not genious nor a guru and i have a very open mind.
common let's go that road... i wanna know about the model. we can take
it, look at it, overturn it and see if it works.
Bilo.
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Brown <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2000 4:37 PM
Subject: Re[4]: Maxxer and Heresy...MayBeeee
> Hello Bilo,
>
> BS> heresy... ( no personal offence intended )
>
> None taken but hey take a chill pill, the guy was just asking a
> question and was trying to answer it somewhat. forgive me I have not
> been on this mailing list very long very long and so I'll setback and
> try to learn something from those with more experience. I believe to
> ever have an understanding of what it is we all do this business of
> trading. We must completely understand all theories and notions
> regardless of how valid or invalid they may seem. Only with this
> solid foundation can we focus on that which is of most significance.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> Mark Brown mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> PS every stone must be overturned, to have a proper benchmark. I
> believe firmly amplitude has its place. I will to you something else
> the most successful model I have ever seen is not use the underlying
> price itself to generate the signals from. so that may blow a
> hole in allot of people's hard work.
>
>
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