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Good site. Thanks for the link.
Osorico
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Pattern recognition
- Thread starter John Paterson
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Some interesting sites. Jeff Cooper has written several books on using patterns. Connors had a number of patterns on the VIX that seemed to work pretty well. I guess he wrote a book on them, and at oen time at least, they were explained on the TradingMarkets website. The Advanced GET software has pattern recognition features. Plenty of other packages do as well, although they require varying levels of programming skill. I recall that Ami Broker claims to be able to recognize divergences. If I was tasked with coming up with patterns to trade, I would start with divergences.
I would urge you to check out the books from Thomas Bulkowski (the owner of the site). He has written some excellent books on chart patterns.
- Greg
did anyone else just see a bat pattern long on ES at 1512.00??
I missed the 1512.00 entry . My first time with the bat....thanks for the link
I missed the 1512.00 entry . My first time with the bat....thanks for the link
John, I have been using pattern recognition to trade futures and equities for several years. The major shortcoming of these methods is that you need sufficient price history and thus you cannot trade relatively new issues.
There is a Metastock add-on by John Murphy for chart patterns. I also like Tredecision for neural net based pattern recognition
http://www.tradecision.com/
This is a fascinating program but you must learn how to use it first to get results.
Automatic Pattern Search software plays an integral part in my daily trading:
http://www.tradingpatterns.com/
This last program may appear simple but it is one of the most powerful tools in the market if you know how to use it.
I think you can learn more about pattern recognition by reading the manuals of some of these and other software programs than from any book out there.
Good luck with your new job at the fund. I'm sure they had a good reason to hire you besides your willingness to investigate pattern recognition applications.
Ron
not trying to be mean or anything but..shouldn't we be asking you for this?
patterns within the TS and L2 environment :
www.yourika.com
the developer here is constantly tweaking and improving-- as the market changes so does the algos and predictive logic engines--plus he is open to your ideas. highly recommended from the surfshack.
surf
www.yourika.com
the developer here is constantly tweaking and improving-- as the market changes so does the algos and predictive logic engines--plus he is open to your ideas. highly recommended from the surfshack.
surf