typical vendor screams in bold letters, ok since I am current OpenEcry user please cite the link of OpenEcry love MB
and before you cite this link http://www.openecry.com/tools/oddball.cfm
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and before you cite this link http://www.openecry.com/tools/oddball.cfm
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well did you look its like almost soon to be 5 years old so i guess when you were dropping out of high school back then, maybe partnerships move on sometimes and sometimes they go behind the scenes or underground. i am a developer for open e cry as of right now. i work with many of the top companies and if you traded futures you probably have benefited from some of the things i do.
i posted that post from the archives of et does it surprise you that the links doesn't work? duh.
tell spyder oh thats right its you spyder hello - did you get another nickle for posting this? rotfl
mb
these are the words I noticed in the neoticker forum in reference to the Oddball system:
-- it could be frustrating.
-- it can sometimes keep you short and not allow long trades in a particularly strong market even when the ROC is strong
-- A possible modification is to...
(from the horse's mouth)
-- there have been some successful ideas of using a channel breakout system in conjunction with the signals
-- oddball made me more money that i ever made in my life and quick... there was lots of speculation about why it began to fail...
-- i discovered that the only problem with oddball was the way it looked at or sampled the data.
;-)
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Consider the system was published back in December 2000, it performed extremely well for almost 2 years before the current break down.
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gee spyder how selective you are, did you ever have any? any of the advertisers on et ever? ever? say about your system doing extremely WELL for almost two years - something you gave away for free, like i did ??
oh i missed it, where is that? what great contribution is touted by a top notch well respected forum vendor??? where show me??
read above tubs, hey you all can just post as sypder cause we all know by now your all the same person.
ps the system broke down because they changed the weighting of the advancing issues and once we figured that out it keeps working even better to this day. besides the model was a base to build off of, something lazy people just want dropped in their lap at least as i published it it worked and made big money just like it was published at the time. you just cant stay on the porch with the big dawg!
Consider the system was published back in December 2000, it performed extremely well for almost 2 years before the current break down.
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gee spyder how selective you are, did you ever have any? any of the advertisers on et ever? ever? say about your system doing extremely WELL for almost two years - something you gave away for free, like i did ??
oh i missed it, where is that? what great contribution is touted by a top notch well respected forum vendor??? where show me??
read above tubs, hey you all can just post as sypder cause we all know by now your all the same person.
yea how selective you notice he he he !
ps the system broke down because they changed the weighting of the advancing issues and once we figured that out it keeps working even better to this day. besides the model was a base to build off of, something lazy people just want dropped in their lap at least as i published it it worked and made big money just like it was published at the time. you just cant stay on the porch with the big dawg!
Lawrence Chan's analysis:
http://newsletter.neoticker.com/?p=60
http://newsletter.neoticker.com/?p=60
When you design a trading system, there is usually one to two key properties of the underlying data that the system depends on.
If you do not know what that properties or characteristics are, then you do not really know you system
For example, the OddBall system depends heavily on a 2 to 3 days reversion characteristics of the SP.
It also depends heavily on the leading effect of the advance issues data.
Thus once those characteristics no long hold true, the system will not work any more.
You do not need to wait til the maximum draw down to know that - what you do is track the stability of those characteristics to measure the health of the system. I think I mentioned that in another article - not in the exact same wording, of course.
Comment by Lawrence Chan â January 11, 2006 @ 11:11 am
hey that link is on your web site not mine whats wrong the mods cant keep all the links current on all the post how silly. is that whats this is all about mods? no its about spydertrader being found out as a vendor who gets paid to post.
i get called asshole, i get acused of spamming, for links i didnt post, i have mods digging up dirt, mods protecting spydertrader, but you know what many many people on here know i am the real deal and it seems the mods are in a conspiricy to ban me.
gee wonder what the connection is tell me why for over 5/6 years i was mark brown dot come and now you see me as a spammer? duh, i aint like a cock roach who goes running when the lights come on and hides behind a million fake usernames.
is it your policy to let spydertrader call me an asshole? answer!
do you mods feel responsible for the diminishing number of advertisers on et? i think you should...
Hello Mark Brown,
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WHAT GREAT THING HAVE YOU DONE TUBS?
To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Market Breadth Was: OddBall traders - Check this out
From: Lawrence Chan <stnahc@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 2 Jan 2002 10:02:16 -0800
In-reply-to: <F14vN8yIlCyNOMWU7Rv000104e8@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Just from my trading experience on using both
EOD and real time breadth, I can say that there is
a lot more to market breadth than the simple concept
of just Adv/Dec data.
In fact, oddball that MB disclosed is just the entrance
to a world that is way more complex and powerful than
classic price driven modelling.
For example, to make a powerful breadth model for
use in real time, you do not need to use all the market data,
nor is it necessary to construct an exact match of all symbols
that compose the index.
The key concept of market breadth is statistical voting.
Each component or data used just represents one vote that particular data has in the final tally. A properly constructed breadth model can "mean" revert consistently over time and can form the proper distribution required for that particular statistics.
Thus with at least 35 stocks or more, with proper transformation of the data (aka your indicators), you can construct something pretty impressive in no time. This is formally known as indirect normalization of a time series, nothing more than textbook application.
Lawrence Chan
