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first you guys crack me up - i about chocked on my cheese burger (not
really but about to cook one on that grill i fixed - lie - headed to
mick d's in a minute) my wife begged me to let her exchange it but -
that would just not be right to deny me my experiments. also see the
$hit theory only works for plumbing not trading, i could have told you
that long ago..
lets just assume im right for a momentum ;) (as always i am) anyway
marks says: 1st part
texas version below.....
narrow range x bars back = dead market - if most recent market
direction up or dn then buy or sell on x % up or dn
french version below.....
narrow range x bars back(opto x bars) = dead market - if most recent
market direction up or dn (opto + or -) then buy or sell (opto 1 or
-1) - on x % (opto %) up or dn (opto + or -)
for testing purposes exit on close x bars out.
mb
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Lawrence
Price<lprice1023@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The question is whether rate of change could be meaningfully analyzed. It
> is clear the market events follow some kind of trajectory yet is there any
> pattern that can be discerned mathematically?
>
> Lawrence Price
>
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