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I like your site very much. I was amazed at your accuracy with support and
resistance lines. Are there any books that you would recommend for me to
learn more? I hope you haven't tired of your site. I was hoping to go
through your archive to learn more. It also helped keep me in my shorts;)
Best Wishes,
Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: Ned Markson [SMTP:cnedgo@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, June 05, 1998 7:40 PM
To: shazlewood@xxxxxxxxxx
Cc: RealTraders Discussion Group
Subject: Re: FUT: SnP Vix reversal - Monday = false
FWIW, my system was long until COB today -- it went short at the close
for the open on Monday. The system uses VIX reversals as a fundamental
indicator.
Ned Markson
cnedgo@xxxxxxxxx
http://www.erols.com/cnedgo
Stuart Hazlewood wrote:
>
> I guess you just found out which system works the better!
>
> Seriously though, in England there is an old saying, "when in doubt, do
nowt" ("nowt" = "nothing"). Perhaps you should have sat aside during the
last couple of days until your two trusty systems resolved their argument.
>
> - Stuart
>
> >>> <ResearchDepartment@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 06/03 12:56 PM >>>
> As you guys know from my previous post I have a SP vs VIX system that
shows some strong results. I
> am in a dilemma though and it seems your VIX systems are all showing buys
and mine is selling. I
> have a system that is being traded for a client that is long and has
nothing to do with the VIX.
> Here is a case of confusion, I am long and despite all recommendations
that I not be long, I am
> long. The primary system that I trade is long, and I traded it too long
to dispute it. Though in the
> back of my mind knowing that the VIX system we have is short is
upsetting, I will almost be relived
> if the long system flips short. But that brings me to the point, I am a
system trader and if I have
> an opinion it is usually wrong. So I will concede I cant trade my way out
of a paper bag and that's
> why I have a system. I may be able to over ride it and do better some
times. But in the long run I
> cant beat it and the psychological damage it does me is not worth the
thrill of the short term gain.
> I'm in this business for the long term and I will be trading long after
this Bull market has ended
> and all the Bull market geniuses have lost all there money and gone back
to there regular jobs.
>
> --
> TC
>
> to keep the bandwidth usage down i posted the charts here:
>
> VIX System http://www.ciresearch.com/vix.gif
>
> SP System http://www.ciresearch.com/lispb.gif
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