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<DIV>what could be the reason <BR>that your broker could not tell you
right away your fill <BR>on your market order <BR>on the same phone ! but only
20 minutes later!<BR>thank you very much.</DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=#000000 size=2>please let me know the rules of the fill of a
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Hi,
I am making and testing some systems.
Because I am a position trader, with stocks, I thought it is was to only
trade the long side.
But here is my problem: which are the criteria or benchmarks to test my
systems. Because in general stocks are always rising (the long term), so if
I am only trading the long side, means that I am using hindsight.
How can I be sure the system is gone really work in the future ?
Thanks in advance for all your comments,
Guy Hacha
Belgium
E-mail: Guy.Hacha@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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