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The good thing about trading is that there is always a style that suits your
temperament. If you have a good indicator/strategy and you are not up for
day trading try daily trading and if that does not fit you try trading on
weekly data. Bottom line is you want to make more profit then fixed income
with little drawdown.
I believe that one way to be successful in trading (besides having enough
money) is to work with tools like Wealth-Lab or Trade Station (not black
boxes), because while working with it you learn a lot about the market.
However, lets assume he doesn't like to trade, then may be there is someone
who uses just his indicator and makes money.
Well, may be that is just my simplistic thinking...
vk
PS: Which reminds me of a former dominant participant of this forum who
wanted to post real time results on his web site...! ;)
-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Gary Fritz [mailto:fritz@xxxxxxxx]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. Januar 2007 21:08
An: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: Re: JMA (was: Hull Moving average)
> I do not really intent to participate here too much but wouldn't it
> make sense to see how MJ is trading with his own indicator and how
> successful he is and then we know how to judge it?
I have the uncertain impression that Mark excels at developing trading
tools, but not necessarily at trading, whether with his own tools or others.
Not everyone is temperamentally suited to trading. Mark's results with his
tools will not necessarily prove their value or lack thereof.
Gary
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