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Some people use a combination of Fibo's and Elliott wave ?

I just read he doesn't have the balls to call trades and he comes here in my thread to criticize me , the internet is full of those characters

you mean, +2 for me ?! Spiderman admitted by saying that I should use the LR that his "definition" of a trend is not objective LOL (the "experienced" teacher or better poster with 6300 posts) Back on topic , looking for a hard definition that can match the LR

Strategy Runner itself or with some brokers ? a live or demo account ?

Why not trade a real account ?!

Is that possible ?

When will there be a pure ECN structure to trade options making it a level playing field ? It doesn't exist yet ?

Is Marketsurfer Larry Williams ?

I know TT does , so does Ninja/Zenfire What about J-trader ? Transactfutures ? Openecry ?

You are on a demo feed.. What broker ?

Thanks, Sir ! :)

IB's profits come first , then that of their customers (IB is not a charity organisation:) )

EXACTLY ! That is the crucial thing when you start talking about local highs and lows, when does a certain zone becomes a local high or low, you need first to define this BEFORE you can use these local highs and lows to derive the trend from it.

From which moment you can say there is a higher high and higher low , THAT is the subjectivity in the description Till now only linear regression as definition fits the bill.

6300 posts , is he the resident teacher at ET ? LOL

Glad to see you can think for yourself, more good "stuff" is always welcome The problem is WHEN you have a local higher "high" and local higher "low" in the uptrend ..

Sorry, I was thinking in probability terms :)

I already have linear regression as a worthy definition for a trend, besides your misplaced criticism,anything interesting to add, mister Spiderman ?

That is indeed a "hard" definition for what a trend could be

The mode of the thread is asking for specific "hard code"rules , not pen and paper approach because that is subjective You are using the word "trend" but you don't have a hard definition...