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schizo- well, I like this thread and thanks for starting it. (ignore is the typical ET wet rag or two). I trade ES for 2 hours every day taking only a certain bar pattern. some days it brings in $300 on 1 contract, some days not. few days in the negative however--if I follow my own damn...

I have in my archives a system developed by Welles Wilder based on moon cycles. I bought it on impulse but never used it. If anyone wants it, I'll make a good deal.

I like (most) of this thread. so I'll just answer the q as posed and avoid the arguments. I have a pre-market checklist out on my desk. like a pilots checklist I suppose. It includes a range of stuff from bathroom routine to clearing the visual field on my desk and monitors (only 2). I trade...

Last week I initiated a new AMP account and began with a wire from Mirus to AMP. Today I checked and Mirus is experiencing technical difficulties but assured me the wire would go thru today. mass exodus?

I have never traded or tested it but I do have the Tradestation els if you are interested (circa 1996). It appears to buy when close is above top Boll Band and exist when price hits the 35 days moving average. It also appears to be a reversal system; the sell logic is the inverse of above.

Thanks for the idea. I have no idea if the guy is for real but the prima facia is intriguing enough for additional study. I also we through two of the MarketDelta vid's and found them done well and instructive. I just ignore the snarling peanut gallery. If you must demean another to...

if you do this without a continuus contract, consider doing the correlation contract by contract if they two series are "co-terminus". that is, if they expire on the same date. I would try to avoid low volume data points. if using cont contracts, I would still use multiple time samples...

You will need intraday data to do this. I'd suggest doing some reading first; this is a well-traveled road. You could go to TradingMarkets.com and see if the Kevin Haggarty articles are still around on this subject. There is also a book by Jim Smith (I think) that was based only this...

Chris-- In looking at your chart it looks like the blue/red line is your stop. It also looks like it is based on ATR of the intraday bars. On your first post you mentions "5 to 7 days". Thanks for clarification.

thanks for the link. Unfortunately the historical data is only available to paying subscribers.

anybody know where I can download the Bullish Percent Index (Stockcharts: $BPGDM) for GDX? Thanks.

My understanding of the questions you are posing began when I learned to use TradeStation in 1997 or so. By forcing oneself to codify the logic of trend, signal, entry, exit etc. you internalize many of the answers to the q's you are asking. I'm not a mechanical systems trader but use such...

YOu may be referring to Mish at http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/ I don't know about the Schiff and account stuff but I do follow his blog a bit.

I like to follow Cross Currents (www.crosscurrents.net). Every once in a while since late 90's he speaks to the (former) stock market bubble. He has been lamented the % of program trading on the NYSE. It is above 50% I expect although I haven't check recently. So, program trading on NYSE...

here's a link http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/100909-wikileaks-plans-to-make-the.html

Especially in a short time frame--1-60 minutes and esp in emini SP's for example the approach describe seem to invite getting pounced upon by folks gunning for stops. When S and R are obvious to a million people staring at the same screen, some bunch are going to gun for the other gun slingers...

does anyone know how to get a list of all or most of the indices available by download from yahoo finance? Most begin with ^ I think. Thanks.

I am rusty now with TS2ki but know for a fact that I did testing with offline, intra-day data that I purchased then from TickData. Can't recall if I ever used tick level data.

Lot of free,some good advice here. I read recently the unemployment rate for PhD economists is 0%. I did a consulting project for a large PC insurance company last year. I was amazed how many underwriters they had and with every conceivable major, some with no bachelors. and most like...

thanks for the info. both are good news. somehow I had the impression omega list was gone.