Iterative Refinement

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Hi ezzy,

thanks for putting them up but none of the links worked.
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They're working for me, and I checked them after posting. Maybe try a different browser? Also could try starting at the bottom of the list in case there are too many d/l's going at once, could be a bit of a log jam. For a while the site was a bit slow opening the pages but right now they seem to be loading right away.

There is a code on the page you need to enter after clicking "download". Is the page itself not loading or is it trouble with the file downloading?
 
Quote from emac:

Hi ezzy,

thanks for putting them up but none of the links worked.
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Ezzy,

I thinks its the connection, had to try several times but slowly working, thanks !
 
Quote from emac:

Ezzy,

I thinks its the connection, had to try several times but slowly working, thanks !
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Someone else had mentioned they were slow downloading. Filedropper claims to be the fastest, and uploading they were 4 times faster than one, and twice as fast as another. The files are quite large, anywhere from 100MB to 200MB+. They typically took 20 minutes or so to upload, so they'll take some time to D/L too. :)
 
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Someone else had mentioned they were slow downloading. Filedropper claims to be the fastest, and uploading they were 4 times faster than one, and twice as fast as another. The files are quite large, anywhere from 100MB to 200MB+. They typically took 20 minutes or so to upload, so they'll take some time to D/L too. :)
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Yes, the files are slow to download and sometimes can take a few attempts when it gets stalled but still worked out well in the end.

Are these files in any particular order ? I like to start from the beginning in the right order so as not to jump or skip any relevant info.

tnx
 
Download the files in the order that they were posted. The reason the files are so important is that they give a visual marker to the threads and documents that have been posted.

Do as instructed in these threads in the correct order and the chances of success are very high. People crash and burn on SCT because they skip PVT. It is important to train the brain to drive the market just as one drives a car.

BTW, thanks very very much Ezzy!!!
 
Your welcome everyone. This was all the "good stuff." Eventually I'll get around to uploading some of the '06 and '07 meetups as well.
 
I am learning about PVT trading currently. Could someone post or pm me the hotlist for this week? Are there enough stocks meeting minimum five long cycles with greater than 20% returns? If not, does it mean I need to shorten cycles to 3 days with say 10% returns? Hope not. Thanks.
 
This will just about finish up the 2007 Meetups. One more is coming but it's large and taking forever to upload.

The first two are Pr0crast's, one on Gaussians, and one on Resolution - Coarse, Medium and Fine. Good timing as someone was just asking about resolution levels.

The last two are on drawing channels. Logical Charting is more basic and was done early on. The one by Bundle has more depth. These are good for anyone new to channels. Since they are a few years old you may find some minor differences in terminology or technique.


http://www.filedropper.com/meetup2007-05-24usingesgaussians-eric

http://www.filedropper.com/meetup2007-4-26resolutionsufficiency-eric

http://www.filedropper.com/meetup2007-05-10pricevolumerelationship-cycles

http://www.filedropper.com/meetup2007-06-14gaussians

http://www.filedropper.com/channelsforbeginners-bundlemaker

http://www.filedropper.com/logicalcharting101presentation
 
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