Quote from PoundTheRock:
Hey Spyder, I have a proposal for you. I developed real-time trading software for Bankers Trust, Fidelity, and UBS Zurich for many years. In your opinion, how much of the futures framework could be coded? What percentage of your trading decisions could be considered discretionary? As I recall, your stock methodology is 100% automated. I'm in the mood for some coding, so I'd appreciate some advice as to how I could approach this in the most efficient way possible.
Regards,
PTR
100%
You start with 5 degrees of freedom.
Attached is a chart of the gating signals.
They are used to handle what is necessary to do with the five degrees of feredom after you get them juiced.
The juicing takes a little expertise, experience and it comes down to knowing what to look at and when to be looking at it.
Take the level of thinking going on in this thread by the applied math guy who is still inside the box.
Try for a minute to consider what it would look like if you always had what you needed to KNOW YOU KNOW.
There are about 70 degrees of freedom involved.
At any time the subset required for observation doen't change in size. But it does change in content.
During the six days war I was called Herr Doktor Hershey on the fourth floor of UBS on Bahnhoffstrausse.
To be at the 100% mechanical and at SCT expert level, you need to steer and focus (zoom) on just what is important at what time as the day goes by.
As you see at the top of the chart (drawn over 20 years ago), the words that are used to nail the market are sentiment and pace.
Notice on five levels there are coefficients that are found in a look up table??
Do you know how long it will be before Block Player (Worden spin off) will be able to handle look up tables? Well I do. And I have all the tables done one long time ago.
The chart below is one of 30. My bad scanner problem.
At some point, someone will post the electronic version that is being used.