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  1. stevegee58

    Low Pass vs SMA

    Here's a plot for price, EMA, SMA and LPF. Apologies for the resolution, sizing etc. They all are 20 periods. Note how LPF follows the closest, followed by EMA and SMA. I can't help with Excel stuff sorry.
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    Low Pass vs SMA

    The advantage is less lag. You only see it when you put a regular MA and the LPF on the chart with price.
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    pwned.

    Cabo? Wasn't TheRumpledOne having some get-together in Cabo a couple of years ago?
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    Low Pass vs SMA

    Actually SMA and EMA are both low pass filters too. The low pass filter jcl posted is a 2 pole filter.
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    pwned.

    I should know better than to go to the chit chat section and post in a thread called pwned but: what are you guys talking about?
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    Can IRA account trade forex at Interactive Brokers?

    We're probably just confusing terminology. I trade options spreads in my IRA and I opened a margin IRA to be able to do it. A cash IRA can't do option spreads. But you're right I don't have 4X the buying power of my assets like my regular account.
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    Submit orders to IB from textfile

    Bracket trader does this. Put the order in a text file in a particular folder and BT reads it.
  8. stevegee58

    Can IRA account trade forex at Interactive Brokers?

    Yeah I don't do FX trading in my IRA but plenty of other margin based trades like option spreads, futures etc. Bad assumption about FX.
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    Can IRA account trade forex at Interactive Brokers?

    Yes. I have a traditional IRA approved for FX trading.
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    atticus' "ship it" vol trading journal

    You weren't right, the market was. :cool:
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    Starting QE3 While Extending Zero Rate Pledge

    Haha for a second I misread your subject and thought it said "Zero Hedge"
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    is economics worth majoring in.

    Have you considered welding, son?
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    How much time does an option trade to fill?

    I can't imagine using market orders on option trades. I only use limit orders between the bid/ask, usually on the ask side for long and the bid side for short. It doesn't fill instantly but then again I don't daytrade. I for one believe in controlling costs in my trading business. Market...
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    Position Sizing

    Van Tharp's position sizing is very simple and sensible. Size the position such that if your stoploss is hit you'll lose a defined percentage of your capital. If your max risk is 1% and your account has $10,000 in it then your max risk is $100 per trade. If your entry is $200 and the SL...
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    Data storage for backtesting

    I import 1 minute data into my own data files, converting it to all the timeframes that interest me. The 1 minute data goes back to 2001. I toyed with databases I finally realized it added more complexity than it was worth in benefit. My binary data file implementation is simple and very fast.
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    pascal autotrading

    A fad? Pascal is probably older than you sonny boy.
  17. stevegee58

    Hitler uses Git

    I stopped thinking these "Downfall" overdubs were funny after the first 2 or 3, years ago.
  18. stevegee58

    How did Old Bernie Madhoff Attract so much $$'s?

    No one mentioned how much word-of-mouth recommendation he was receiving within his own Synagogue. I saw an interview with the Rabbi at his congregation. Members come to their Rabbi (like any clergyman) for advice on all sorts of matters. He had been steering well-heeled congregants to...
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    Would you hit it...

    Ew reassignment surgery. A euphemism for having your dick and balls cut off. No wonder there's no bulge in that bikini bottom. BTW I wouldn't have hit it anyway. I really don't much care for skinny bodies.
  20. stevegee58

    direct statistical trading a "clearly" defined approach by NTW31

    I didn't say it right above and can't edit the post any more. Here's the nutshell concept: "If price moves X pips from some starting point A to a point B, then it will continue Y pips to point C without returning to point A with a probability P."
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