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One last shot today with the EWosc a la get. The upper EWosc band is being
challenged. Here is the code incase someone wants it and missed an earlier
post. The K input can be used to set the bands for 100% =1 or 0.8 for 80%,
etc.
bobr
Inputs: Price1(Average((H+L)/2,5) -
Average((H+L)/2,35)),K(1),K2(0.0555),Len(5);
Vars: UpperBand(0),LowerBand(0),AvgP(0);
If Price1 >0 then begin
upperband=price1;
If barnumber>=2 then
UpperBand= K*(upperband[1] + k2*(Price1 - upperband[1]));
end;
If Price1 < 0 then begin
LowerBand = Price1;
If barnumber>=2 then
LowerBand=K*(lowerband[1] + K2*(Price1 - lowerband[1]));
end;
AvgP = XAverage(Price1,Len);
Plot1(Price1,"Osc535");
Plot2(AvgP,"AvgP");
Plot3(UpperBand,"upper");
Plot4(LowerBand,"lower");
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ira Tunik" <irat@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 9:30 AM
Subject: Re: [RT] mkt nqm1
> 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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