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Methods you developed over ten years ago include curve fitted monstrosities like Taylor Bond Pro http://www.tradingblox.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=11740&highlight=taylor#11740 which uses different rules for different days of the week. Congratulations Einstein.

I've read reviews of this software but never bought or used it myself.

Murray's first book I wonder how many people used it to Make Millions.

http://www.maczipit.com/index.html http://www.haase-online.de/dirk/maczip/download/ http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=winzip++download+macintosh&btnmeta%3Dsearch%3Dmac=Search+Mac+Sites

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Combining Strategy A with negatively correlated Strategy B sounds like a nice way to improve results. If strategy A is the trading system Sled and Strategy B is WinkB then their combination is probably a joy to behold.

It's not supremely expensive to form a CTA so, why not give it a shot? You'll need additional NFA registrations ($500) and a D-doc ($10K-30K depending on the lawyer) and more time from your accountant ($200-700/mo) and other miscellaneous expenses. Say, $20-25K total, to get off the ground and...

If premium is 3 points a month, and eMini's roll over every 3 months (i.e. 4 times a year), then what I expect to see isPremium gaps up to 9 on rollover day, smoothly decays to 0 at expiration Then it gaps up to 9 again and starts the cycle all over again What I expect to see, is shown in the...

The company "Pinnacle Data" sells backadjusted continuous futures contracts (reference) for trading system development and testing work. They roll over their 30-Year and 10-Year contracts on Feb 26, May 26, Aug 26, and Nov 26. That is, on the 26th calendar day of the month preceding delivery...

Yes or No: "Risk free portfolios are fully hedged."?

Are you sure you mean voracity, "Having or marked by an insatiable appetite for an activity or pursuit; greedy. Example: a voracious reader. ?

What prevents you from answering him directly in the thread that he himself started?

I reviewed the TF book on amazon and gave it a lukewarm (3 star) rating. My review stayed on amazon's website for less than two days and then was COMPLETELY DELETED. Not just shoved off into the "other reviews" screens, it was totally removed. Gone forever. Other people reported the same...

Trade the stock of General Electric with real money. You won't make a bundle but (if you trade well) you won't lose a bundle either. Don't spend too much time in a Swimming Simulator, jump into the pool and start paddling around. General Electric stock is on the shallow end of the pool.

There are now standard software testing packages available, which permit developers to ship "grey box" systems to clients. The internal rules and algorithms are hidden, but the externally adjustable parameters are exposed and the client can change them at will. You can feed in whatever data...

Hello Mr. Faith. I learned from this article on the Van Tharp website http://www.mastermindforum.com/phorum/read.php?f=9&i=13133&t=13133 that you have stopped giving away the Turtle Rules for free, despite the fact that the document brags and brags about how proud you are that you're not...

Run a bunch of different mechanical trading systems on a bunch of different futures markets. Look to see which markets were the most profitable on the largest number of different mechsystems. Surprisingly, little Chicago Nikkei finishes near the top. Goodness.

It is absolutely, undeniably true that some markets have been much more profitable for automatic trading strategies than other markets ... ... in the PAST. But the big question is, will things remain that way in the FUTURE? Will the Dax and the Bund and the CAC-40 remain at the top...

Thank God trading is difficult. Thank God there are losses and disillusionments and self-doubt and worry. Thank God there are drawdowns. If trading were easy then every Tom, Dick, and Harry would be a successful trader who stuck with his program. The profits would have to be split up...

There's an expression in Burton Biggs's book Hedgehogging that I think perfectly summarizes many people's attitude: Mindless Trendfollowing Biggs and others are (mindful) Value Investors; they have distilled their scorn for trend followers quite nicely into two concise words. Well done.