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I agree!

What do you mean?

Sorry to see nitro go as well. You inspired me to get off my arse and start working on algorithms, man!

:D

Are you asking for a ready-made system that incorporates the Kalman filter?

I think you forgot to attach the spreadsheet.

I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth. You say, ‘I am rich; I have acquired wealth and do not need a thing.’ But you do not realize that you...

If it is a joke that gold is at that price, are you not curve fitting in your mind, in a sense?

I second this. Thanks for the response, nitro!

I think it's safe to guess that there are, considering that Nitro was seen on ET asking about getting currency intervention data soon after interventions occur, and NFV began to drag after the BoJ intervention.

Nitro, I obviously am not privy to *FV internals, but I have something to relate from my experience. Partially motivated to the success I saw in NFV, I have done my own research over the past few months and I have found another financial time series which displays dependable predictive activity...

How'd things turn out?

Ah, right you are. :D

Three statisticians go hunting one day. They see a deer and decide to take turns shooting at it. The first one shoots and misses exactly one foot to the left. The second shoots and misses one foot to the right. The third one exclaims "We got him!"

Dang. I didn't realize TOS wasn't accepting accounts from the UK. Just verified this myself on their signup page. :( You could try a paper account at optionsXpress. If I'm not mistaken, IB also offers a paper account.

You can open a thinkorswim account for free. You are under no obligation to fund it. Paper trading still works.

One day, when all trading is algorithmic and happens in some continuum akin to Gibson's matrix, hotshot console jockeys who find ways to beat the machines will be termed "parasites". Or maybe I've been reading too much Neuromancer...

I think Rodney thinks you're stock777, who makes a habit of not answering simple direct questions like the broker one.