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Here's a good source for research (not being sarcastic, there is some good research regarding OE activity that can be utilized here). http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1337350

First, you need to quantitatively and objectively define what regime actually means (not qualitatively). And that is no easy feat. Then, you need to define a common range variable that your regimes are conditionally dependent upon. If you get that far, then considering there is sufficient...

You should get a kick out of this film then, <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/92U6OnVZG3U&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed...

I believe it is very possible. Not only nanotechonology, but the core instructions at the very DNA itself may be re-engineered (future will be a gold mine for those that reap). That being said, it brings a very whole new set of philosophical issues to light, such as population dynamics and...

post your problem and someone will likely help out.

Thanks for sharing, just briefly looked over some of this disorienting site (only a programmer or techie could love that style). There's nothing to confirm the veracity of his claims. That being said, I initially like the way he thinks very much. " Do you code GUI interfaces in...

show a screen capture and some data. You are making a faulty assumption somewhere. Be careful about how and what it is sampling with exactness. A 60 min sample on a 2min chart (which I assume means samples every 60 minutes), should only show a MA data pt every 30 2 min bars (rest would be...

If you can look under the hood (i.e. at what data points you are averaging), just run the average for each 20 samples of x60 (60 minute sampled data point) and verify if it equates to what they display/calculate. As prior poster suggested, that x60 data point might be o,h,l,cl or some average...

that kind of similarity argument hasn't worked too well the last decade or so. Don't count too much on it.

http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/the-billion-dollar-gram/

Well, he is Madoff... er, I mean, Gecko's new protege in the wall street sequel.:D

Pi was a good flick regarding markets for anyone chasing the holy grail. You get to see what happens when Icarus flies to close to the sun. On another note, wall street 2 is filming(pic attached)! Now that's something I'm looking forward to. Guess Douglas is getting old enough to play a...

Sort of like the 'aha' moment you get when you see how an SVM takes 2D data (that does not appear linearly separable) and moves it to higher dimensions.:D Clearly a revelation for most who get it, and it doesn't require subjective, obfuscated voodoo visionary crap to see either. 100% objective.

Allegory of the cave theme. And that was an awesome video! Thanks for sharing.

I actually gave a never before published (to my knowledge) mechanical edge away in the Bar by Bar thread. The purpose was to help Swan Noir, and the argument was to show how commissions swamp out small net positive edges over time. Although, 1) You could increase position size if you can...

Or they call an institution they work with and dump it in one transaction, which is reconciled as a print at the end of the day or overseas, overnight somewhere. While the institution then issues an upgrade and the MM slowly sells it off in a rising response. At which point, people like...

I know it's early, but talk about a divided view.:eek: Great thoughts. Keep em coming.

I don't post polls much, but am interested to hear cogent arguments and opinions on both sides of the coin, as I've seen many strong arguments for both sides. I know there are some sharp thinkers with economic backgrounds floating around, and I want to pick your brain.:D Feel free to...

That's pretty amazing. Although, I assume if you are already getting close to what your provider advertises (via XP), there won't be such a significant improvement.:(

Seems like another headline easily misinterpreted to pander to the mathematically illiterate. Net Long exposure rises to highest exposure since June 08 (notice the common ET perception being, get out they're going long again). Notice anything different about the positioning? June 08...