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05-04-11 05:06 PM look in this discussion at this post. the code is different than my article in active trader over 10 years ago. the concept is the same the time frames have changed and the second stream of data has changed but concept is solid.

already been doing that for 15 years you just have to know where to look. maybe i could fund an account for you with my own money and just send your smart ass a check every so often? want me to hand wash your lambo? fill your jet with fuel? wipe your ass? i posted the code that no one has...

ok never mind pretty close guess, wondering how you came to the conclusion?

see that's not your fault you will never see them because your a human and humans have a big handicap called a brain. lol only a computer can find these things..

Lorenzo?

yes the sp and other index's lag enough from 1 minute to 2 hours behind leading data which allows a good edge. in fact i would say the reason many have little knowledge of this is because one would expect the lag to not be as significant as it is and therefore overlooked.

your the reason i don't answer in public, and most here can thank you and some others for keeping a real deal from helping anyone anymore. the golden goose will only tolerate getting stepped on so many times. if you humbled yourself and shut up you might learn something, but your jealous...

time is a function but you could just use the actual time not a function session start time is also a function but you could also hard input the time of the session start as 0830 etc. other than that there is nothing else, the magic is in the alternating waves of the two data streams.

sent you a pm - like yesterday also note it's not one page it's one small line of code.

{bla bla bla im in no mood to fight ...} {Optimize# means a parameter number like 1385 etc.} IF Time>= Sess1FirstBarTime and Close of Data2 >"Optimize#" then Buy This Bar else Sell Short This Bar; {ah yes the data (two data streams needed) well speculate as well as position sizing there...

* Paper Trading Once your computer simulation shows promise, you should go to paper trading. Paper trading, like an engineering prototype, is good for working out the bugs of interfacing with the real world. Even paper trading has it's compromises. Although you will be filled at the price you...

Fixed Ratio and Fixed Fractional Money Management maybe this is what your looking for you can take about any crap trading method and with some discipline (to endure the method) this will eventually work if you can keep your transaction cost low...

i just posted it didn't necessary recommend it though it does work well on certain types of data. plus many people i know like the crap out of it.

You have three devils against you. We all talk about the first two, but permit me to really harp on the third: 1) A random series that pretends to be non-random. You can fight this by only accepting systems that are robust across many different markets, as well as performing sizable...

No truer words were spoken. This is exactly why a system trader must be completely comfortable with a system before trading. The only way I know how to do this is to get all the numbers and historical data before trading. I believe all to often traders don't do this and that is why they bail at...

THIS IS WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT I BET? ============================== The Chandelier Exit hangs a trailing stop from either the highest high of the trade or the highest close of the trade. The distance from the high point to the trailing stop is probably best measured in units of Average...

In all the books I have read about trading, I don't think I have ever read a truer statement than this from MB: "Maybe markets appear to have a directional bias. But really they do not, all markets are in a transition to surprising the person who thinks he has the direction figured out."...

ok lets talk about getting shaken out - you must plan and know you have a edge if you do this or that. you must execute that plan and stick to it. do not modify the plan just stick to it. if it does not work out and you lose all your money then you did not plan properly in the first place.

so it really comes down to a plan - a plan that most likely is opposite of what most people have. a inverted thinker.

of course we have all been there me more than a dozen times ten! it's all part of discipline and this guy has none so far. m