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This is a commercial one as well, I imagine I was not clear
http://www.biocompsystems.com/pages/trading2.htm
Still in all once it is purchased there is a lot of time spent developing the
variables to set up for testing. I was not overly zealous about it. I spent a
lot of time in the summer then went on extended holiday only to return and
find they had all self-imploded.
I did not return to work on it until October...these models have been in
Verification mode since then and I have only begun to trade them perhaps 2
weeks ago
Thanks for the site, I like to look at other types. A third one is NeuroStock
from Steve Ward... http://www.wardsystems.com/
A paper on Nets in general may be viewed at
ftp://ftp.sas.com/pub/neural/index.html
I know of a handful of people who have been successful trading stocks with
them, but by and large they seem to model the bond market more easily than
other markets. I have not tried to do that yet. I've met a few who trade both
spoo and bonds using them and that was the general concensus.
All in all it seems to be a small niche group that even have heard of them,
much less trade using Net model signals.
--Pat Slevin
swp wrote:
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> Patrick - There are comercially available neural nets out there. One of
> the better known is Parallax Financial Research - http://www.pfr.com -
> they sell to an institutional base.
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> Just about every big shop on the street has spent zillions trying to
> develop these things too.
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> Steve Poser
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> --
> Steven W. Poser, President
> Poser Global Market Strategies Inc.
> http://www.poserglobal.com
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