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Great givers of their talents & efforts without any
hint of desire for $renumeration like Mark Brown, Bob
Fulks, Gene Pope, David Folster, and others, etc. have
added so much to the betterment of OddBall. They grace
the great halls of OddBall fame, if you will.
Then, on the other side of the table are system
vendors and the like lurking & trolling this list for
prospects so they can eventually extract thousands of
$ out of them . . . not the true spirit of sharing,
without expecting fat checks which this list was
founded upon.
You sir, fall into that 2nd category.
You continually avoid the truth that providing an .els
for all list members to back test historically is the
ONLY way to prove out your code/and/or theories.
You also carefully avoid responding to "where is the
long list of <verifiable> satisfied customers of your
products".
Steve
--- Pierre Orphelin <sirtrade@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> > -----Message d'origine-----
> > De : Beyond OddBall
> [mailto:beyond_oddball@xxxxxxxxx]
> > Envoye : dimanche 17 mars 2002 20:55
> > A : omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> > Objet : Posting trades from Safir on his site is
> bogus
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I would suggest that the defining performance
> standard
> > of this omega list is an .ela or .els file by
> which
> > any claims of a system, strategy, or improvements
> > thereof can be verified by list members (while one
> can
> > argue the performance summary (.xls) is the
> defining
> > standard I insist that it is too easy for the
> > unscrupulous to tamper with).
> >
> > If no .ela. or .els is furnished then there is a
> high
> > probability that the system vendor's product or
> > improvement is tailor made for fools chasing a pot
> of
> > gold at the end of the rainbow.
>
>
> You are really a verbose TS and trading system
> newbie.
> Verbose, but lacking of knowledge.
>
> I can provide a TS locked system that will work on
> historical data, any market,
> any timeframe, any database length.
> You choose: 100% correct trades version available, I
> can devise 99%, 95 %
> favorable trades if you need a more realistic thing.
>
> Unfortunately, it will not produce the same results
> when realtime.
>
> PO
>
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