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Hello Barry,
i just wonder how futures truth can justify the honesty when they
allow systems like catscan and aberration to change parameters to
curve fit the past - but yet they do not disclose this. i have in my
possession proof that both of these models have undergone "EXTENSIVE"
reprogramming and input changes to continually keep them profitable.
example aberration - out of the just under 30 or so commodities that
it trades well over 2/3 rds of the inputs have been changed over the
years.
example catscan - originally did not employ a trailing stop on any of
its commodities that it trades yet, latter versions do have a curve
fitted (specific to each market) trailing stop now.
YET FUTURES TRUTH FAILED TO EVER MENTION ANY OF THESE CHANGES IN THEIR
CONTINUAL ADVERTISING OF THESE SYSTEMS AND THEIR SERVICES!
Mark Brown
BS> The people from "Futures Truth," a leading newsletter that analyzes and
BS> rates trading systems have come out with a brand new book called "The
BS> Ultimate Trading Guide."
BS> http://www.futurestruth.com
BS> By going to that site, you can click on the book to get more information
BS> about it.
BS> It contains information on Short-term trading, money management techniques,
BS> stop loss placement, patterns for profits, etc.
BS> There are detailed rules for how to identify and trade specific situations.
BS> The appendix even includes EasyLanguage code for 5 systems.
BS> The list price is $ 69.95, but recently I have been buying my books over the
BS> internet from Books-A-Million. I paid $ 44 for the book , including the cost
BS> of shipping.
BS> They offer further discounts to their club members. It costs $ 5 for the
BS> year, which I got back in savings on the first expensive book I purchased
BS> from them. Their URL is:
BS> http://www.booksamillion.com/
BS> I, of course, have no relationship or financial interest in any of the
BS> places recommended.
BS> Good trading,
BS> Barry
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Best regards,
Mark Brown mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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