MACD 0 line cross daily charts

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Quote from JSSPMK:

Jim, just post your yearly PnL, then I'll reply, otherwise I am wasting time on you. There is no plagiarism in using a centreline cross because it is a common concept, go to stockcharts.com for clarification. So if I was to choose 3 min chart it would not be plagiarism? I struggle to see fault on my behalf. Please point it out for all to see.

JPunk, just quit plagarizing T28's SPM.

I mean, I know you want to be known for something, but this?

JJ
 
Quote from protrader64:

That's a whole lot-o-knowledge coming from your first post, wait, don't tell me, "You're an accomplished trader, you've been lurking for years on ET, and you wanted to make your first post here".

ROTFLMAO,

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I've been around long enough to know you are full of sh*t. If you presume superiority over the OP in his thread, prove your opinion is worth a newbies time. Post the P&L of those killin' it trades for all to see. Then we'll respect your opinion. Not until.

Also, quit rolling around on the floor. Its embarrassing, and theres probably dogshit down there too.

Ooh, such bad words, what a potty mouth. :D

Hmm, wonder who this could be? :confused:

JJ

P.S. Probably a guy who's afraid to even do live calls ... the Jamster.
 
28T has a business "run by monkeys" while he posts on ET...Just imagine that one.

Anybody that has even remotely had something to do with owning a business knows that a successful business can not be run by "monkeys" (what a word to call loyal stuff!), it can only be operated by them. A successful business is run by an owner.

JSS, don't pay attention to what these guys say, just carry on doing what you are doing.
 
Seriously, it takes two to fight. Good users post content, and I will delete the rest. Do not respond to childish behavior. Using the complain button helps me a lot to identify particular posts.
 
This is just a ridiculous thread started by a photographer that doesn't understand basic probability

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Then that makes two of you who are ignorant of probabilities. Two words explain what he meant: bell curve

Probability of an unbroken streak lies at both ends of a curve. JJ refers to them as outlier events. Statistical norm inside a series of coin tosses are nearest to one/one, then one/two, then two/two and onward along the streak in a curve.

Basic probability 101. Why do you think casinos limit bet sizes? If not, pro gamblers with unlimited bankrolls would do nothing other than stalk the casino floors looking for streaks to fade. Double down to infinity until the streak is broken. It has to, eventually. That is why table limits and gambler limits exist, protection against breaking the bank by martingale strategy in a mean reversion environment.

The OP here meant probability of a streak ending sooner than later thru large sample size has favored odds. Thats proven by bell curve analysis. One heads and three tails followed by one heads happens a lot more often than one heads and twenty tails on a sequence of coin tosses, or any other so called random work.

Now HTFU, be a man and say youre sorry to the OP for you being wrong, Trader28. Bell curve math when it comes to sequential failure has you and JJ owned & boned.
 
Quote from 28T:

Talking to yourself is just pathetic and frankly insulting the intelligence of PeTaDollar who only has to check the IP address of both of you

That would be a bet you would not win 100% probability, end of.

Bye bye 28T
 
Talking to yourself is just pathetic and frankly insulting the intelligence of PeTaDollar who only has to check the IP address of both of you

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How much you willing to bet on that, Trader28?

Same IP; they leave ET forever

Different IP for both; you post this month's personal trade account statements of yours in P&L 2007 thread, or you and all future aliases leave ET forever.

Deal or no deal? HTFU and take us up on that simple offer :cool:
 
just take the bet, 28t. Your the gambling expert here. Its a sucker bet, just laying there like low hanging fruit for you to pluck.

call the bluff, place your bet and pay up when you lose. Lets see all those er profits you brag about in P&L 2007 thread post.

HTFU
 
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