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Buy some systems, why not. You just might not feel like trading them after
you review them. But, you can learn from them. It really isn't that hard to
program your own and that will help you get on the way. Invariably, you must
use a number of different signals to serve as an entry point, combine that
with your own comfort level for volatility and risk and attach to that an
exit strategy. Definitely don't count on someone else having done all the
work for you.
Jim Bronke
Phoenix, AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Brown" <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Omega List" <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 28, 2001 8:56 PM
Subject: ??? developing or purchasing a system
> Hello Olister's,
>
> since i have aged some and matured since the dumbass doctor some may
> remember. i was asked this by someone who seemed sincere and so
> rather than enforce my one track mind on this person (as i have been
> accused unjustifiable of in the past ;-) i hear by hand their question
> over to you and will let the masses do the enlightening.
>
> ******************************
>
> I'm looking at developing or purchasing a system for trading. I have had
> conversations with Joe Krutsinger, Chuck LeBeau and Jeffery Katz. But
> still don't have a true grasp on how to design a robust system that will
> provide me with 50%+ returns for the next 10 years. I just finished John
> R. Hill's book, which was good. Your thoughts would be truly
> appreciated. Thank you for your time.
>
> anonymous
>
> ******************************
>
> ps i already warned them that anyone who was a vendor replying in
> private was most likely a scammer who wanted to get into their
> pockets. so if your such a legitimate vendor, you won't mind answering
> and or responding in public i would think? of course watch out
> for anything fuzzy. be nice now i am..
>
>
> Have Great Day, Mark Brown
> orgies organized
> rebellions quailed
> bs 2000 support
> fuzzy stuff vacuumed
> wedding cakes
> planets aligned
> anything else to make a buck, almost.
>
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