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Improving a new technology and applying for a patent on it isn't an infringement on an existing patent, unless you start to use it commercially. It's a situation that happens a lot, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry - an original researcher will develop a new drug then patent it, then...

Your statements are very misleading! It is common for a patent holder to obtain numerous patents on improvements and other adaptations to the original invention. However anyone is free to do this and they will have a patent granted to them for a improvement on a currently patented invention...

You seem to not understand the difference between a natural law and a technological limitation. In the case of modems, in was in fact 33.8Kb/sec that was the though to be the technological peak based on analogue systems over a telephone connection. This barrier was broken by the digital...

Your posts are both somewhat entertaining and emotive, as conspiracy theories tend to be. However, like most other conspiracy theories, your posts don't take into account fundamental laws, in this case both patent laws and laws of nature. On the subject of internal combustion engines, which...

$800 trillion net profit - not bad :p

The only possibility I can think of is that perhaps Weta Digital (who are based in Wellington) have arranged a high speed link with someone (presumably a movie or effects studio), connected to a server near you (presumably Texas) and somehow you're going along for the ride?

Mini-Nikkei trades in 5 point increments, full-Nikkei trades with 10 point increment on Osaka exchange, while the Singapore version of the full Nikkei trades with 5 point increment but is worth half as much. But yeah, spread is nearly always one tick for full and mini.

Hi Hilojack, Contrary to what others may have told you, it is possible to patent aspects of an indicator. One of the reasons that Bollinger Bands or something like it was not patented is that in the eighties when it was created, patent law didn't allow for it. While it is still not...

IB doesn't offer spot trading in NZD/USD. But you can trade the CME future which is NZD on TWS.

What is OATS ?

I've been watching HSI for a while now to see what opportunities it presents, as it is also in my time zone. With its volatility, you must have some great setups to use only a 7 point stop!

There is a lot of pressure on the RBNZ to increase interest rates, which they will likely do, which could see the possibility of NZD going to 0.80.

Oh - I assumed he was referring to the mini-nikkei

The Osaka data feed is about US$10 a month

I agree with apex, with such a small number of backtested trades, you may have over-optimised your system. The risk is that if your system doesn't actually have a positive expectancy, with only 6-8 trades a month it may take you a while to find that out. You should test it on out of sample...

I've gone short now that AUD/USD has hit the ceiling at just under 12 months highs. Difficult to determine an appropriate t/p given that there is a rate announcement in 12 hours. I'm currently of the opinion that the "likely" rate hike has already been priced into this pair. But...

Does anyone else consider the 'guarantee' concerning the use of the code not particularly persuasive? " The Organizer guarantees that it will not attempt to decompile the experts' files sent by Participants. "

I agree with most of what you are saying, but the above quote to me is the point of difference. We can all see what a player is physically capable of, and we can all observe how much they practice and their apparent determination. However what we can't see is what a player is thinking. What is...

It seems a little more patience would have served you well. But good trade nonetheless.

What's your stop loss level?