I can prove “Random walk theory” wrong.

[andrewbee]

If you really have the edge you say you do, just trade it yourself. Managing other people's money is fraught with problems and headaches.

 

[sjfan]

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We contacted Google finance last week with a proposal, to prove our research, and are waiting for a reply.

I really don't understand this. Why would you contact google finance? What do they have to do with anything? Why would they want to help you "certify" your research?

 

[drjekyllus]

I had a system quite similiar to yours. It failed because I could not buy in at the opening price as often as I thought. It is one of the many failed trading systems I designed.

 

[CTS01]

Did you set a (MOO) market on open order, before the market opens, I always get the opening tick with them.

 

[riskfreetrading]

What you showed does not disprove random walk theory, which captures the essence of markets, and is an acceptable and very solid theory. It should be a starting point for you to design winning methods as long as your trading size is small.

 

[TraderZones]

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The results also prove “Random walk theory” is wrong.

Our method goes beyond being a high probability trading system with great returns, it proves random walk theory wrong, and certifies in predicting stock market direction.

Someday, maybe EliteTrader will add an idiot filter...

 

[ProfitMania]

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Did you set a (MOO) market on open order, before the market opens, I always get the opening tick with them.

What is the entry criterion?