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Depending on your level of comfort; apps like R and Python are common. You can look around Quantopian and start by cloning others. There was a lot of good online learning development shared there.

I don't see much difficulty in coding for daily changes (other than increased computational time maybe). I also think OP (schizo) has some good modern ideas -- there are already a lot of existing approaches with dynamic adaptation in mind. It really is a bit archaic to only optimize over one...

Some might be interested to listen to this very recent interview with Aronson... http://bettersystemtrader.com/028-david-aronson/ My takeaway is that he does believe there is merit in TA (in fact, he is still currently using TA based features in his methodologies), however, he also believes...

Right. Ok. I guess you'd have to have the book to follow the methodology closer to what I'm seeing. But flipping back through the end, there are three categories representing major themes of TA 1) trends 2) extremes and transitions 3) divergence. I can understand and agree if you think those...

I don't know how you arrived at that comment. How is binary a code for stop-and-reverse SAR? My understanding is that binary buy/sell rules simply means a set of indicator and/or signal logic based rule outputs that are comprised of two (binary) states: buy and sell. Those signals could be...

@helpme_please. I would just start by familiarizing yourself with basic probability and statistics and things like conditional probability. Next, learn to code these concepts applied towards finance. Beyond that, no-one can really guide you to the exact math he uses, as the secrets are mostly...

I had R up and I recommend the language highly for this type of study. I realize you are looking for a site to do it in a very easy manner; I'm not aware of one. In your case, you might want to start out just trying to do the exercise in excel (spreadsheet)... it is easier to start out and...

Right, but everything looks easy in hindsight. The problem is looking forward. A fund could follow the same rule for the next year and not have the same luck.

If anything, historical behavior looks short-term bullish against that conditional event. And here's S&P500 (^GSPC) since 50s... not quite as anomalous or recent a phenomenon as OP/article is promulgating.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/10/hedge-fund-taxes-superpacs-election-renaissance

Some of you are focusing way too much on the statistics, without really seeing the forest from the trees. If you have only a small subset of data, there is no reason to believe the same conditions will necessarily persist on a new small subset of data. Market properties change a lot, and...

I get that you are commenting on the selection bias trap, but why did you then only display chart patterns with favorable outcomes? Why not post a sample of hundreds of the patterns you find with hs top, regardless of whether the outcome is favorable or not. Then possibly aggregate those...

Might be of interest to this thread. Lissandrin, M. (2014). Statistical Testing of DeMark Indicators in Commodity Futures Markets (Master's Thesis)

You shouldn't 'technically' expect to get exact results by scaling, as you are using a different set of data points to construct each indicator (i.e. daily data on one, weekly another).

Not likely PSU, as you are getting lights and fans. I would go with video card. Can swap out video card to test it. Swap monitors as well (as was mentioned) -- if both monitors fail, more confirmation it is video card.

Download the library package quantmod. install.packages("quantmod") then do , for example library(quantmod) getSymbols("MSFT",from ="1990-01-01",to="2014-08-28") head(MSFT) will show the first set of rows. Good Luck. P.s. Check some of the Oreilly books are good for beginning, e.g. " R...

I would give a huge vote to R. It's possible to transition to VBA/VB to leverage your spreadsheet skills, but learning R might be easier and a better investment of time. If programming is not your cup of tea, you could also save hours of learning by trying to develop ideas around a solid...

Nice suggestion on the upgrade - but, did not work. However, I did some research and found a solution.:) For firefox/waterfox users: Tools > Options > Content : Fonts & Colors > Advanced: [X] "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of my selections above." hope it helps anyone with...

If that is intended to solve the phantom icon issue, not sure why it is easy. I am using win 7.0 here, so it doesn't apply. The only thing that does work for me is the windows based browser. So anyone with concrete suggestions on workaround for latest firefox/waterfox are appreciated.

I have odd looking icons/fonts? everywhere. Anyone know how to correct that? Waterfox ver 26.0, Win 7.0 here. ... seems to be ok on windows explorer (which I rarely use).