Trend Following Research

Quote from ProfLogic:

Andrew, you don't want to get into an argument with me. I seem to remember a cache problem that MultiCharts said didn't exist and was called every name under the sun after I discovered it.
Miraculously, MultiCharts fixed the cache problem (you know the one that didn't exist) and then Dennis apologized to me for the rude and obnoxious comments made by one of your token support people.

The problem is an inaccurate value MultiCharts assigns to electronic Rough Rice. The default number of decimal places is incorrect in MultiCahrts but I fixed it in my program.

I love the arrogance of you Russians to believe that it is a physical impossibility for you to make a mistake. Normal people have realized for centuries that we make errors occasionally and simply fix them and learn from them.

Just to set the record straight I really don't know the issue here and retract any negative comments about the chef with multicharts in regards to the decimal point.
 
Quote from RCG Trader:

Maybe, just maybe, managing OPM can be a bit stressful. They made their money and got out?
Trends exist, there is no question. They exist fractally as well. Use a tool to define your trend on your chart, and then acquire the underlying trend of that trend, and you have the start of a system.
Markets are not random because of sentiment. While it is true that no one knows when the sentiment will turn it does give tell tale signs that it is turning, and that is tradeable.
Surf used to use Neo-Gann channels, and did well until he got away from them. Prof would come onto Surf's thread and warn him, but to no avail, and he would wind up taking some large losses.
But to answer more directly the question, where are they now? Check up on the Turtles.

It's like talking to a spoiled ignorant child in responding to Surf's new soon-to-be-banned alias Outernationalgg.

Since this thread started, I've lost count on how many new aliases have been banned. In my humble opinion he's a pathological narcissistic sociopath.
 
Bill,
Please don’t use the typical sophistic tricks. The cache problem is irrelevant since we are talking about the price scale and your unjust accusation. My comment was addressed to Outernationalgg. So I even didn’t want to talk to you and I will not do it in the future after your inappropriate response. The insult you made concerning Russians just show who you are.
 
Quote from Andrew Kirillov:

Bill,
Please don’t use the typical sophistic tricks. The cache problem is irrelevant since we are talking about the price scale and your unjust accusation. My comment was addressed to Outernationalgg. So I even didn’t want to talk to you and I will not do it in the future after your inappropriate response. The insult you made concerning Russians just show who you are.

Dishonest trick? Nice choice of words coming from you.

The decimal error is no big deal. It is a simple mistake that any normal person can make because rice is such a little referenced commodity.

You were one of those wonderful individuals that lied and said the cache problem didn't exist. Dennis had to apologize for you and Marina's comments because you wouldn't bruise your ego to apologize.

You were addressing a known banned antagonist (who was banned again) on this site as a way to make a snide comment toward me. Why, you still pissed I caught the cache problem? I hope you hold to your comment about not talking to me or about me in the future.

I didn't direct the comment at ALL Russians . . . just YOU. If it was taken that way . . . I made a usage mistake and apologize. See how easy that was. The difference is . . . I mean it. That is called sincerity.
 
Quote from Outernationalgg:

Hey rcg.

Trends don't exist in the now which is the only time that matters in trading. They appear to exist in the past but the same trending behavior is evident in random number simulation charts of consecutive runs. Heck, even ta patterns like head and shoulders emerge in random sequence charts.

Thinking about trends is the wrong way to think about trading. Other than after you enter directionally that is, then obviously a run in your direction is desired but this has zero to do with the past trend illusion.

Have you thought that surfs method simply stopped working? ? Breakouts work at times.

Surf, the trouble is that as a legend on this board you seemed to be above all criticism. Then suddenly you abandoned TA. Then you decided there is no such thing as a trend.

The fundamental flaw in your logic is that you ignore sentiment. Sentiment is directional. Dbphoenix, Jack, Spyder and Prof has all shown objectively verifiable ways to do this.

What you are suggesting is that you trade raw data. Even so, statistical variance in the movement of the data would suggest a sentiment, which in turn would suggest a trend, no matter how small the resolution of the data that you choose.

There is simply no getting around the existence of trends.
 
Quote from Rodney King:

"I personally feel that MC is the best charting software package out there. ... Thank you. Bill Schamp"
http://www.tssupport.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=5741&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=25

It is the best . . . period!

Even the best isn't perfect and when something comes up that needs to be attended to you don't stick you head in the sand and ignore it. You acknowledge it, validate it an fix it if it is truly an error that can be fixed.

Common sense is a truly rare commodity. Too bad we can't trade it on an exchange.
 
Quote from RCG Trader:

Surf, the trouble is that as a legend on this board you seemed to be above all criticism. Then suddenly you abandoned TA. Then you decided there is no such thing as a trend.
The fundamental flaw in your logic is that you ignore sentiment. Sentiment is directional. Dbphoenix, Jack, Spyder and Prof has all shown objectively verifiable ways to do this.
What you are suggesting is that you trade raw data. Even so, statistical variance in the movement of the data would suggest a sentiment, which in turn would suggest a trend, no matter how small the resolution of the data that you choose.
There is simply no getting around the existence of trends.

Outernationalgg has been banned . . . go figure.
Texasdj is surf's new hiding spot.
IMHO Surf has always been and will always be a mindless mouthpiece for hedge funds.
 
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