Recent content by Josef Friedman

Actually 7 years, not 8 years - that's why computers are useful. My new article - FoxForce5: A Force To Be Reckoned With

Here is a longer term listing for 1800 trade days, a little more than 8 of your earth years. The strategy seems to do best in choppy to down markets. It under performed buy and hold slightly in 2019 and 2017 something like 10 vs 20 based on average natural log returns. On the other hand...

I'm a dinosaur and develop in Excel VBA, and have written several articles on SeekingAlpha.com on moving average strategies. The most recent introduced FoxForce5 as a complex strategy analytical tool. I'm hoping a new article I submitted on Specter/FoxForce5 integration will be published soon...

Python is another name for spaghetti. The world of finance really needed another way to say 1+ 1 = 2.

Actually they do a better job of money management than the vast majority of people. Just guessing, but judging by the posts here; the denizens of this site don't seem to be in the small minority.

I've been analyzing above and below conditions of 42 different indicators in Excel VBA. This has been part of a development project that I've spent a little less than a year on. The image shows part of the current indicator situation with XLF. M is Simple Moving Average R is Rate of Change...

Indicators are important but it is not effective to look at only a few. I analyze 42, or more accurately, my computer does. For the last year or so I've looked at lengths of 1,3,7,13,21,31,43,57, and 73. This is a sequence adding consecutive even numbers to the prior result. Market action...