direct statistical trading a "clearly" defined approach by NTW31

Quote from Mvic:

I'm not a quant by any stretch of the imagination but I am trying to prove that an old dog can learn a new trick or two :) and I am enjoying this thread, thanks for posting NTW31. Thanks also to Bill's contribution and the link to python, looks useful.

thank you sir
 
Like always, it will consolidate against a century mark (i.e. 1.3100 in this case) and either bounce or plunge through.

I wonder if there's a trade-able statistical edge to behavior around centuries? It's been my observation, anyway.
 
Quote from stevegee58:

Like always, it will consolidate against a century mark (i.e. 1.3100 in this case) and either bounce or plunge through.

I wonder if there's a trade-able statistical edge to behavior around centuries? It's been my observation, anyway.

I investigated that once .... i found there was a couple minor ..... statistical occurances. :)
 
Hey nuke, earlier you showed 2 methods. One used 1 hour OHLC data and the other used tick data. You said the tick data method was more efficient but you never said which you actually used for trading.

I'm working on my own bot to figure this stuff out auto-magically in real time.
 
Quote from stevegee58:

Hey nuke, earlier you showed 2 methods. One used 1 hour OHLC data and the other used tick data. You said the tick data method was more efficient but you never said which you actually used for trading.

I'm working on my own bot to figure this stuff out auto-magically in real time.

instant mes. me on aim --- Nukethewhales311

im there all day trading... so feel free.
 
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