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Lawrence,
I have had the Jurik indicators for over a year and feel that if you are
looking for an excellent moving average that is very smooth and turns before
anything else, then they are cheap. In markets that trend they will get you
in very early. In sideways markets you get whipsawed like other MA
indicators. I wish I had the ability to work with Easy Language more. If
you had this ability to build indicators and systems, they would be
dynamite. I don't yet. Mark is very professional. I wish there were more
examples of how to use his MA's in indicators and systems, but I think the
CFTC has clamped down on people selling "advice" on trading.
-----Original Message-----
From: Lawrence Lewis <lel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Monday, March 09, 1998 7:40 AM
Subject: RE: Indicators - Jurik Research
>Look at http://www.ols.net/~heymann/. Rick Heymann apparently uses
>Jurik's indicators with his neural networks. I followed Rick's posts for
>awhile, and his models seemed good. Try emailing him. Pls. post the
>answer!
>
>I have some background in digital signal processing. If you want to spend
>the time to study it, you can possibly duplicate Jurik's results.
>However, that would be a lot of work, and you'd spend a lot more in time
>and money than just buying the indicator's from Jurik. Of course, you'd
>also have the knowledge. Life is pretty short. Not enough time to learn
>it all. Everyone has to have help from others.
>
>Larry Lewis
>
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>From: Rod Smith (reply to: rsmith@xxxxxxxxxx)[SMTP:rsmith@xxxxxxxxxx
>(MIME) (actually from: owner-realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)]
>Sent: Sunday, March 08, 1998 8:06 PM
>To: realtraders
>Subject: FUT: Indicators - Jurik Research
>
>
>Does anyone have any experience with the proprietary indicators sold by
>Jurik Research as add ons to TS or SC. Some of these include Juriks
>Adaptive Moving Average, CFB or Composite Fractal Behavior and Zero Lag
>Veloccity. I am particulary interested in the use of his AMA in place of
>the EMA I now use in some systems. Thanks for any input.
>
>Rod Smith
>
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