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    Future of Trading

    In a short time, ignorant politicians will be under a lot of pressure to eliminate programmed trading. I good example of non-programmed trading that is a lot more dangerous is observed in "Margin Call". Naturally, they did just one little thing to get crunched (leverage client's money for...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    Your estimate of me is a little low. I dispose of capital as I have continually suggested. Pool extraction is the first step in problem solving for me. I have suggested many times how any person is affected by some of the problems we have worked upon. You probably notice there are...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    A vector for me is an element containing both magnitude and direction. Sorry you didn't understand that I used the conventional definition
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    Once you put enough info on a sheet of paper, take two new sheets and write out each approach. Use P and V columns for each. Treat yourself to this cardinal analysis of the causal factors for CW trading failure. As you do up/down pairs, look really closely to see the dilemma of the CW...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    Here is a drill in the form of doing a deductive proof. logic man cannot work through this type of market consideration, apparently. He is excused. The obvious is obvious to the Scientific mind. Nothing is obvious to the betting mind. Here is one sentence for you to figure out...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    There are a lot of flaws in your reasoning. Too bad. Study up on market "capacity". Also read up on "sweeping" accounts PEP has three applications to handle these limitations. Also check out the types and sizes of markets in the various application categories. Finally repair...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    The lines on the chart are a little messed up. If they were drawn from rules or something, then the design of the rules was at fault. It looks like the chart is drawn from an up/down orientation. Notice the part of the chart that is not annotated; probably an undercite.
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    LOL .... Look more closely at the feedback loops on the OODA chart (you may never have seen one. Act in OODA means "place your Bet" In OODA after placing your bet you do a feedback loop and find out if your bet was correct. MADA uses set theory of logic. You match what you see with...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    This is the most common subset of those who wedge in an invention or are coming from a price only type strategy. Your earings doing 1/3 of the approach approach the high end trades in the CW orientation. Two people epitimize this level: nodoji and RN. If you have followed the prof, you...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Boyd did not solve the problem of making money by recommending taking a trade and then seeing how it turned out. What did he miss? As a fight pilot trainer he missed how fighting in the air works. You can't figure this out just like he didn't. Who cares that the CW of the financial...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    For others who are doing the drills. (THE "work") You are building your minds to be able to "read" the market just ahead of how and when it unfolds. Soon you will recognize the interlocking order of events on the fractals surrounding your hold/reversal trading routine called MADA. The movie...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    The UCSC was between Penn and that University on Market. So Ian was just down the street at Penn in my day. Our staffs had a continual discussion about the relative diversity of urban and wilderness grasses. I was on the urban side. I recognize that I cannot communicate very well...
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    Questions to Jack Hershey

    I have great empathy for those who come upon trading and do their wondering out loud. Trading to take the market's full offer can be a wonderful experience. It is the standard I attain. My methods are beyond good and they deserve consideration. So I have a lot of responsibilities to...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    The sideways is probably better for mental cohesiveness. I remember the transition form EOD data and trading to the first real time data collecting opportunities. I went to a retrieval system that took about 5 data point during the day and I noted the 16 cell Jokari paths on stocks at that...
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    Jack Hershey 'clean pages'

    It was a stress situation. The deal was to trade only as much as 10% of cummulative for day and to be limited to partial fills (@ market) where no partial exceeded the blocks going through. Blocks were around 3,000 shares per block. And thsi was in the 30 dollar a share range. The call...
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    Trend Following + Range Trading

    The standard is a multiple of the dialy range not a percentage of the dialy range. Process is the name of the game. Use a binary vector.
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    This concept is very important to get straight ASAP. Most people approach trading as "learning failure" Reading and being taught by a teacher do not work. Making mistakes and correcting them doesn't work either, simply because there are sooo many mistakes available to make. Inventing...
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    Why Is The Obvious Not So Obvious?

    Thanks for putting me on ignore.
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