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Below is the report from Amibroker. I'm just curious if I am on to something or whether I am doing something completely wrong. Both long and short are using the same parameters, just reversed. As in, buy = cover and sell = short. The data used is the USDJPY pair for the full 2012 year. The...

Another know it all on the innerwebs making baseless claims with no facts to back himself up. The only real usefulness, I've found, of Elliot Wave is the idea that you take 3 steps forward and 2 steps back and assuming you can keep that up, you will make a lot of money. But all that stuff...

The DOW will be 100k by the end of this century. If not by 2050, maybe earlier. That's a serious prediction, BTW. If you told someone in the 70s that the DOW would be 10k one day, they would have laughed you.

Serious question. I've heard this claim and I tend to believe it, but I am unable to find any evidence either way. Reading the "Elliot Wave Principle" I soon began wondering what a big load of bull dung I was reading. I can't imagine anyone actually using it to trade seriously. I'm of the...

Nonsense. Laughable nonsense. Not even worth rebutting. Only worth mocking the stupidity of it.

Is there a place where I could view the source of other functions?

Thanks. Applystop seems to have done the trick.

That doesn't seem to be working either. Thanks though. Could it be some setting that's forcing this behaviour?

This is in reference to amibroker's AFL scripting language. I have this in my code: Buy = Cross(rs,0); Sell = BarsSince( Buy ) >= 5; buy = exrem ( buy, sell ); sell = exrem ( sell, buy ); rs is a simple array. The code seems pretty straight forward to me and I have no idea why it's not...

I'm not sure that I'd describe Carl Icahn as a, "great man." But what I am sure of, is that he had that letter published for his own selfish purpose.

Marketwatch is owned by News Corp which owns the WSJ. I'm not saying you're know, but I don't know why they would use a different source. Incidentally, the MBLY downgrade is not listed in that link. I like finviz to check for downgrades and other odd stuff. There is a downgrade for MBLY...

I can only surmise that you're referring to one specific incident. I'm taking a look at the whole of the situation. I'm quite certain that I could cherry pick a similar circumstance where a white kid was gunned down by police. But that doesn't prove that cops are racist against white people...

I think the simplest explanation is that it's their behaviour that is causing it. Well, he's black and he agrees with a white person. So, it's proof that the white person isn't racist.

Why don't these people who complain about how hard they work while people drive nice cars panhandle, just panhandle themselves?

Awesome. Thanks.

Icahn's letter sounds like the long winded version of something you'd read in a Yahoo message board posting. The only thing missing was a reason why the company is good buyout target.

Let's say I wanted to download a list of IWM's holdings. Where would I do that? If it was ten or twenty issues I could just do it by typing into notepad, but not when there are 2000 issues. I know there are sites like etfchannel.com which list the holdings, but they don't just list it on one...

The commissions are subtracted from your equity. They are no longer built into the spread. I wish they would just put it into the spread. It makes trading easier that way.

My understanding is that VWAP was designed for specific use for equities using tick data. I know think or swim has it. Any platform that allows you to script indicators probably at least has someone made it themselves and uploaded it somewhere. At the very least, you could script it yourself.

I've just decided to just hibernate my laptop and leave it at that.