Quote from Scrutch:
Hey, you're just way too kind...
No problem...it's not really that special, now. You can find lots
of info on the web now on stochastics that I learned from Mr. Lane. I used to think that "hidden divergence" was one of my little secrets, but you can learn all about it on sites like these.
BTW, I think at the time the Greenspan article was done that the SnP was 50 bucks a tic. I know that I was trading SnP about then and a handle was worth 500.
I think it was still $25 a tick, but a tick was a nickel and there were 20 ticks to a handle.
I don't remember when they halved the contract. The interview was around Oct 1999... I met him several
years ago (1993 I think) when the contract was $500, and then he said he would risk about 30 cents, which was $150 bucks, and his maximum risk was 50 cents or $250 bucks. Anyway, he kept his
stops really small and would ring the register if he could get a
3-1 profit objective. According to this latest article, looks like he
goes for a 5-1 or 7-1 ratio, now