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Re: [RT] $1000.00 CHALLANGE



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Tom, Ztrader and others,
 
Tom - If someone had such a technique, wouldn't you 
assume he was using it on a daily basis? So the only trouble involved would be 
in posting the prediction.
Ztrader - I did not ask that the technique be 
revealed but merely that it be proven by forward posting of the 
predictions.
It is interesting that those that have responded 
have questioned the details of my challenge and reasons why no one would 
respond. But no one has said, I can do that but $1000 is not enough or I will do 
it but 100 observations are too many. Perhaps the best reason no one will accept 
is their desire to remain annonamous however I believe I could offer $10,000 or 
$100000. and their would be no takers because IT IS NOT POSSIBLE!
 
This group has spent considerable band width 
debating the usefullness of Fib . projections as a price prediction tool. yet no 
one has offered a prediction based on Fib. levels.
So let's forgot the challange and ask if someone 
has a price prediction technique that meets my accuracy requirements (within +/- 
25% of average daily range) post three predictions to prove the possibility of 
price prediction. Don't be surprised, guys, if there are still no 
takers.
Jim
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  Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 9:40 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] $1000.00 
CHALLANGE
  
  Jim,
   
  Why would anyone go to the time and trouble to 
  formulate the data, do the analysis required, apply all of the screening 
  tests and then take the risk of attempting to predict the future for a paltry 
  $1,000?
   
  Thanks
  Tom
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    Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 9:28 
    PM
    Subject: Re: [RT] $1000.00 
    CHALLANGE
    
    Clyde,
    You are correct. The definition of a reversal 
    is as follows:
    For a high pivot, the reversal is confirmed by 
    a close below the low of the bar with the highest high. For a low pivot, the 
    reversal is confirmed by the close above the high of the bar with the lowest 
    low. Prediction of the next reversal high or low must be posted with email 
    date of that day. And yes I am restricting the challenge to daily data as a 
    matter of practicality.
    Jim
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      Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 6:45 
      PM
      Subject: Re: [RT] $1000.00 
      CHALLANGE
      
      Jim,
       
      For this to be a viable challenge you must 
      specify what is a "REVERSAL" for
      purposes of this test.
       
      The definition must be one for which an 
      algorithm can be written to detect all
      reversals that are to be considered and such 
      must be a reasonable 
      approach to determining such 
      reversals.
       
      Until this definition exists then it would be 
      foolish to begin to try to predict
      undefined reversals.
       
      From your post it would seem that you are 
      looking at daily data.  Is that a
      correct assumption or are other time 
      intervals for price measurement
      to be considered.
       
       
      Clyde
       
       
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        Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 8:36 
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        Subject: [RT] $1000.00 
        CHALLANGE
        
        
        Perhaps my challenge went unnoticed. I 
        believe that predicting the price of a reversal is not possible. If 
        anyone can prove a method that will predict the reversal price of a 
        market within 50% of the five day average range, 80% % of the time . I 
        will pay you $1000.00. The rules are simple. Predict ahead of time by 
        this list the reversal price for 100 observations and have 80 % or more 
        within  actual reversal price +/- 25% of average daily range. Are 
        there any takers?
        Jim 
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