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Q Dr. Johnson and Mr. Johnson, After great consideration, Came to the conclusion That the Indian nation Beyond the Indian Ocean Is back in education Because the chief occupation Is cultivation. UQ

Q Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. A peck of pickles Peter Piper picked If Peter Piper picked a peck of picked peppers, How many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick? UQ http://www.nanascorner.com/2009/06/29/alliteration-examples-alliteration-poems-and-tongue-twisters/

I would have to accept your Prejudgement above, which fortunately is Perceptively correct. Alternatively, you may Provocatively say the markets work for me ... :D Just a joke!!!

Primitive programming or pathetic prevalence/ persistence produces poor performance.

Pick a platform to professionally prepare perfect pivots with parameters, possibilities and percentages, then put positive personality, proprietary perspective and proportional pattern into physical process.

This one below was once posted on EntertainTraders.com. "Ask not what your Options can do for you, but what you can do with your Options." --- OddTrader

Invoice is on the way. Payable 30 years!

:D Just found one: http://financialmarketstrading.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/buy-the-blowtorch-to-belly-bounce-alliteration-special/ Buy the blowtorch to belly bounce? (alliteration special!)

Predictor's psyhchology patiently plans precise price and probability to place position and proactively pay premium for protection to preserve profit. --- OddTrader (Copyrighted, X'mas 2011) :D

My trading secret is all about how many Ps that I am able to manage well. I think there are at least 10 (should be more) Ps for consideration. Price Position Plan Psychology Probability Prediction Protection Profit Premium Patience How about yours?

Think I have done enough backtestig of CL market for Crude Oil futures. Here is another experiment as I would like to know the cost of hedging. Basically my conclusion is quite similar to what Lee Hong Liang mentioned in his article "Unraveling the Hedging Maze" that: Vanilla (options?) have...

Yes correct. This ES experiment (hedging futures with options) is now basically done here, while still carrying out more observations privately. Later I will do another experiment on CL, probably next year.

The above % is a Signal WinRate before hedging. However the cost of options-based hedging is quite expensive for the strategy/system. Its Profit WinRate (weekly basis) would become about 30%~35%. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=228103&highlight=win+rate

Correction: Last week: Long ES 1137.0 26Sep2011/02Oct2011. This week: Short ES 1126.0 03Oct2011/10Oct2011.

"Average Win/Loss ratio and Percentage Profitable - These two statistics add little value, if any, by themselves. When taken together, however, they can be very valuable. If I were to rank a statistic, this combination would probably come out on top. ... If this combination exists, you are...

Actually and practically, both the following definitions are fine with me: edge (i.e. kernel); Edge = Totality of many edges (independent and dependent; major and minor).

Below just my opinions. Anything that someone can do well but almost everyone else, after practising with his greatest effort, can perform almost the same should not be defined as an edge, which provides a trader to maintain his consistent expectancy (however sometimes greater, other times...

From the book The Inner Game of Trading - Creating the Winner's State of Mind by Koppel and Abell: 'The motto of the Nike Corporation is "There is no finish line," and so it is with trading.' Also found in the book two interesting Quotations below. "Radio has no future. (1896)" -...

I would like this thread to focus on weekly ES signals.

I also couldn't found my answer from the 1163 threads below about hedge or hedging. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=3886538&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending My weekly signals are expected only 50%~55% correct.