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I am offering you a much sharper edge - apply statistical tools to elliott wave analysis...

you can praise yourself endlessly on getting the jokes but I am more concerned on getting the answer to my question

i see....I assumed that discretionary trading can be systematic - it only uses your brain as a fuzzy system...I assumed that all trading is systematic...when you write a trading strategy into a pc you make it an explicit algorithm...while in your brain it can remain as implicit fuzzy...

Hi! This a "derivative" post of my last thread concerning market liquidity (http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=2042524#post2042524). The question is what market are most suitable for Elliott Wave Analysis (EWA). I am coming to conclusion that the Forex market is good for EWA...

I wonder if someone here uses this method or can comment on its usefulness..thanks!

why you think so?

why this is so hard to understand....all technical analysis can be coded - so long as it is based only on the price and no fundamentals for that matter..

THANKS.ACYUALLY I AM DEVELOPING FULLY AUTOMATED SYSTEM I WILL ADD THAT I HAVE CONCLUDED THAT MY EYE CAN BE BIASED AFTER HAVING CODED MY DISCRETIONARY APPROACH..PC WILL NEVER SEE WHAT IS NOT THERE

THANKS...LOOKS GREAT!

THANKS..that sounds a bit complex...do you have any variant of the formula which will work on the raw prices?

thanks for the detailed explanation....as far as I understand you define choppiness as moving randomly within a horizontal prize range..right...i wonder what are the other approaches..

I always wonder why some of members on this board have to be plain rude in their remarks

interesting where you go this one from....and can you please explain what you mean by unique price changes?

I wonder what are the other methods to measure price choppiness....apart from it trading within a specified price range for a predefined period of time... thanks

thanks.....that makes sense...but wouldst cite sharpe ratio as a reason why small traders win larger returns though...

lol...ok...i am doing my own research...always glad to hear something new...thanks again!

cool link...any other similar links? thanks!

the fact that most people use alternative counts and try to trade complex corrective waves does not in any way prove that this method is not useful...I am testing it on a few markets and it consistently gives out from 2 to 7 or 9 reward to risk trades...forex market rarely gives large reward to...

Hi! I am perplexed by this question. Why small traders consider a 20% yearly return on their accounts an average accomplishment - while the huge funds consider this a major feat? Lets say you have a working strategy which averages 50 accuracy and 2 reward to risk ratio across 10 markets - which...

thank you for your replies...do you think there is some centralized site with information on on liquidity of various markets?