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    Backtesting time period

    Yes, you're right I have mixed up sample and population. Thanks!
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    automated trading systems for non programmers

    www.ninjatrader.com
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    Backtesting time period

    One of the biggest threats to successful optimization/backtesting is the possibility that the results are just a curve-fit (or "over-fit", if you use that instead …) i.e. they are just the strategy settings that would have worked best by chance over the historical data used, but contain no...
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    Technical Analysts-- Are Gaps Really The Best TA Pattern?

    I doubt it is EXACTLY zero. And then the question is "Is it different enough from zero and always skewed one way enough to be interesting?". And then "Can gaps be filtered in any way to produce a distribution that is even more skewed?"
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    Head and Shoulders -> brain seeing what it wants to see?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases
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    End of day prices for commercial application

    yahoo or google finance
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    Explain liqudiity. How are prices supported and moved based on Supply/Demand?

    If somebody "wipes out" all the orders in the order book, then that trader will likely hold a [substantial?] position in the instrument. So, unless their is some other reason to act seemingly irrationally/suicidally, that trader will want to quote prices (i.e. place target orders) that make...
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    Where to hire a programmer

    www.elance.com
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    If you could have just one indicator, which would it be?

    Agreed. Another contender might be Donchian Channel for breakouts/trend trading (although you'd have had a few rough years recently waiting for the good times to roll again)...
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    Software Recommendation

    www.ninjatrader.com
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    TradeLink (SeasideResearch.LibCurlNet assembly)

    Many thanks for this. Great resource!
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    TradeLink (SeasideResearch.LibCurlNet assembly)

    Oops ... looks like I found it ... here .... http://sourceforge.net/projects/libcurl-net/files/latest/download
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    TradeLink (SeasideResearch.LibCurlNet assembly)

    I am wading my way through TradeLink source code (from TradeLink.org) for a Project. The TradeLink.AppKit namespace requires referencing the assembly SeasideResearch.LibCurlNet . I have not succeeded in finding this using Google. Anyone know where to get it? Thanks.
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    Trading Technologies XTAPI with charting and technical indicators

    Hi, I am seeking to build an automated strategy to run against XTAPI (C#). The strategy relies on calculating bars (e.g. 1-min bars) from ticks (i.e. last traded price), and then calculating technical indicators (e.g. moving averages) from those bars. Is there anyone with prior...
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    Can somone explain to me what horse betting and trading have in common?

    Thanks for this great opportunity to add further to the confusion. I see the following similarities between systematic trading and an analytical, statistics-based approach to betting on horses: (… and I am ignoring here other similarities that doubtless exist too between insider trading and...
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    Sierra Chart Programmer Wanted

    Sierra Chart programmer wanted. I need a competent Sierra Charts programmer for a strategy development job. Please PM me if interested. Please include a description of your experience. You will need to be prepared to sign an NDA if you take on the work. Many thanks,
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    Sierra Chart programmer wanted

    Sierra Chart programmer wanted. I need a competent Sierra Charts programmer for a job (15 – 30 hours). Pay is US$ 30/hr, Please PM me if interested. Many thanks,
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    Sierra Chart programmer wanted

    Sierra Chart programmer wanted. I need a competent Sierra Charts programmer for a job (15 – 30 hours). Pay is US$ 30/hr, Please PM me if interested. Many thanks,
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    Backtesting time period

    Sorry, I didn’t give you an answer for how many trades a backtest should have at a minimum! [I am reading the following data from statistical tables calculated for Normal Distributions, which should be fine for large populations where the Central Limit Theorem can be assumed to apply.]...
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