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    hiding your trades

    I think people who think brokers have no interests in clients' trades except commissions simply confuse broker firm and the employees' working for the broker firm. I somehow feel easy about the broker firm, but not trust the individual employees who have access to my account. I totally agree...
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    Help a newbie with Sterling API

    which broker are you using?
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    50+, what to do next?

    I think you have a chance, that, a trader taking very little risk. the only way you can achieve this is to have a proven strategy. I am speaking of this from my own experience. I have a phd in science, and bored with my previous job seeing glass ceilings. I decided to pursue trading in 2003...
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    What's the best way to organize all your trading notes?

    copy and paste everything onto your google blog.
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    where can I colocate server for market data?

    I am looking for a firm that I can colocate server to collect market data from all exchanges around the world. If esignal offers colocation, that would be the best solution. I do not prefer prime broker, since i do not like to data collection and trade via the same place.
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    where can I colocate server for market data?

    Is there a firm that can host my server for real-time market data from all exchanges including equities, future, forex, etc?
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    The Forbes List is a Scam and Conspiracy to Hide the CHEATERS

    those underground money can be verified, thus not listed in forbes. sure, there are lots of riches unknown to the public.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    i guess you did not understand the question. what extra information you need?
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    the purpose of this thread is to demonstrate the importance of signal confirmation from uncorrelated sources. For two methods of 60% correctness, the combination has a winning rate of 70%. for two methods of 70% correctness, the winning rate of combination is as high as 84%. then does holy...
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    After more thoughts, I believe the answer is 69%. A few posts earlier correctly gave the answer. Here is my reasoning, which I wish to make it easier for people to understand how 69% is derived. 1) suppose there is a large pool of red and blue balls. red indicates for winning ball, blue...
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    I do not think this is a correct answer. think in this way: if the system B is random, ie., 50% winning rate, Applying B to the signals from A will not change the winning rate of A. thus A+random = A. now B is a 60% winning rate, A+random will less than A+B.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    I am only talking about the winning rate, not profit. this is a hypothetical case for sure.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    In my original post, I did not mention stop and amount of profit for each trade. I am only interested in entries. in case the original post is unclear, now let us reformulate about this, suppose we only consider long trades: 1) system A generates its own signals to enter the market at the...
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    it is clearly wrong. re-read the previous posts about one system 100% right, the other is, say, 30%, right. the two system combined will still have a winning rate of 100%.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    correct. though RSI and MACD are not good example since they are somewhat correlated.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    I guess you misunderstood the problem. The problem is that the trading signal from method A must be confirmed by method B so that the signal is valid.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    Congratulations you found the holy grail. with 4 systems confirmed with each other, you have 100% losing strategy:).
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    doomed with the trading-signal-confirmation strategy.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    that the two methods have no correlation means the two methods are independent. it does not mean one is long the other must be short.
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    a trading problem for mathematicians

    when you have two methods, the result is 0.86; with three, the result is 0.72? do not you think it is incorrect?
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