The ACD Method

SteveM said:
1) US laws allow mentally ill people the right to buy automatic weapons very easily.
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Do you mean automatic or semi-automatic? Automatic has a more requirements and restrictions. One of those includes getting a police chief or something like that to sign off on it if I'm not mistaken.

Either way, not the thread to discuss that topic anyways, so I digress.
 
eurusdzn said:
http://www.barchart.com/charts/futures/EDZ15&style=technical

Some doubt of a rate hike seen in stocks yesterday due to poor US manufacturing data. Notes and bonds rallied pretty well. Very little movement in the DEC2015 90 day eurodollar contract.
This contract has a couple weeks to expiration coinciding with FOMC and will settle at about 99.67 or .42 There is probably going to be a lot of mixed messages in the two weeks to come. Im looking for some doubt in the fed 'liftoff' to be long here.
Thoughts?
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I think the Fed has t
DT3 said:
My SPY NL confirmed to the downside today, normally I'd discount an A down on the news that came out but it confirmed before the shooting was reported. On a separate note hope they catch these assholes. wtf is wrong with ppl?
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No confirms on my side yet. We didn't even get to the weekly A down otherwise that would probably be a good buy there. CL is about to confirm down for me. Bonds are confirmed on the long side so if I was going to short the market, buying bonds would be my go to trade.
 
Euro anyone? Wow!

If someone is keeping track of EUR/USD can you post NL before todays move. Really curious what the read was going into today.
 
DT3 said:
Euro anyone? Wow!

If someone is keeping track of EUR/USD can you post NL before todays move. Really curious what the read was going into today.
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The 30 day NL was still negatively confirmed but I got a buy signal 2 days ago.

I would not have taken it ahead of the ECB meeting though.
 

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Question regarding number line tracking:

Is there a big disadvantage to only tacking good As / failed A / no trades in your scoring system, leaving out Cs?

I ask because I'm finding leaving out Cs to be easier to automate in Excel and therefore allowing me to follow a larger universe of stocks.

Please let me know if anyone thinks there are large drawbacks to this approach. Thanks.
 
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