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The greater the volume, the greater the liquidity, the greater the volatility
the greater the probability for profit. In this case a super computer is cheap
based upon the profit potential. As sophisticated as the computers get, and
high powered the software gets, nothing works better then the human brain. It
can't analyze as many stocks as a computer, but it can work faster and see more
then a computer in this environment and dealing in a few markets rather then the
entire universe of stocks. Also for as little as $700 you can get a computer
that will filter with the big guys. Have a good week end. Ira..
BobR wrote:
> One more shot a bit later.
> Ever wonder who or what you are trading with?
> After watching this DGL on the NQ for a bit the impression is that there are
> some super computers that are constantly comparing price against a matrix of
> lines. Once a correlation of trend between price and the line is detected
> the supercomp then goes into a buy below and sell above the line in a
> channel based on some volatility measure. So then we have a bank of
> supercomps trading with each other around the globe with varying matrixs of
> Gann boxes, lines and fibos and when the guys in the pit decide to get even
> they break the trend on globex or at session breaks. Then it takes awhile
> for the comps to zero in on another trend. Fact or fiction? Some of both
> perhaps.
>
> bobr
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