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Curious, how do you determine this? Or put otherwise, how can you detect this to some degree in a time series of closes? It is a quadrazillion dollar question, how can this positively add to your directional bias?

I could not find another great use of them. Can be a lack of imagination on my part :D They can be a starting point of a move, but so a certain percentage or any line can be it.

If you define trendfollowing as captering a (part of) a move, up, down, or sideways due to macro-, micro- and geopolitical factors, then I think this would always have some place because this will always be present in asset classes. Nice theoretical answer which doesn't print a dollar for...

But calenders / diagonals are themselves a form/part of butterfly, i mean you can mix it how you want to, there exists no 'rules' I myself also found some value in diagonals as addition for a strategy, but simple stuff like gamma/theta nothing very exotic (It is possible to swap the ratio and...

Read the last 2 because it are nice classics. Used footprint charts for iceberg orders etc years ago, but was not my thing. Found other things more useful, eg logic

How can you know if accumulation/distribution takes place in the range?

I havent interviewed everybody, but it seems common use. It's just a reference point to frame pricepath

So basically multiply close (of timeframe x) times 3 and subtract the average (ema20) times 2. What does this mean, what do you 'do' with this information?

So basically this would be a breach of a certain pricelevel, whereas the 'pattern' and/or behaviour before this line in the sand has no other meaning than random. I actually agree this can be a good stance, in other words, if it goes up, it goes up. Then it that case, sideways movement preceding...

Do you think this because of the new low on vix?

I ve looked up one method of qullamaggie and it goed a bit like this: -stock is trending up (few rules on ma10,20,50,200 etc) -tight consolidation forming -enter in upside breakout(long) out of consolidation -stopploss under day of entry with max adr -trailing, some rules etc Does anybody know...

The goal of using a ma is often to see a trend, or let's call it dominant movement of a time series. Perhaps also eyeballing momentum. How does this add value to this goal?

I don't understand this

That's R :thumbsup:(or looks like it). Did same things in past but always asked myself what if your losses will encompass autocorrelation? Guess only way to find out is do and pull the plug in time. Diversification will also help

Sorry to hear. Good luck on your road though

You could trade this perfectly with a polynomial trendline I must say. You'll see, "it bounced here so it works"

Dont know where you are from, but a good statician can get a reasonable job which pays 150-200k p/annum. This should be enough to get started and get the wheel rolling. Think in a decade, not months. People with good mathematical and statistical background are almost always in demand

But will the chatbot be a succes? Not meaning to be irritating but incorporating a chatbot is not the same as succesfull employment. I personally havent seen or used a really succesfull one.

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So what do you think? Nvda up or down?