Trend Following-Trend Commandments

Quote from oilfxpro:

A squeeze indicator narrows before breakouts , it looks like a dead zone.Beauty is in the of the beholder.

Dude, look at the time on the chart during each "wormhole". wtf.
 
Quote from jack hershey:

The bottom 1/3 of your post most emphasizes change (delta is your term) And you suggest another alternate (you use the prefix non).

The HS I use is where your "change" is my continuation (See Dodd, Granville)

Since I see your "non" as a place for data suppression, therefore, were I you I would concentrate on fleshing out these separate and unrelated (on a given level of logic) things.

One clue about this focal point is that you have less than half the degrees of freedom I have seen others use. By adding the missing links, you may be able to avoid the consequences of picking one choice out of three.

As you are accustomed to using probability and switching the place in events you address, I know that you do know you are introducing unecessary, what you call, systemic risk unnecessarily.

I see you are having a contest at the Coronado. Do you ever do challenges that are not founded on anger, etc...

The third derivative of the orthogonal projection must be less than the amplitude of the first harmonic of the Laplacian.

Perspicacity is far better for a trader than perspicuity.

Penumbra suggest four cycles in advance the impulse response of the virtual structure.

Aleatoric improbability cannot be predicted with any uncertainty.

Postprandial disruptions should never be allowed to influence trading decisions.

In my office we never fail to exploit chloroplastic hereopathies.

Ignore hortanic coincidences at your own peril.

My new book on exploiting solipsistic convergences is nearly complete.
 
Michael,
Just finished reading "Trend Commandments". Really got a lot out of it and couldn't put it down. Many thanks for a really positive contribution.

I know for a fact Trend Following works, in sort of a back to front kind of way. Because I now see how much money I WOULD HAVE MADE if I had only practiced Trend Following since I started trading back in 1988!!

Anyway, late converts are the most dedicated, and there's still plenty of Trends out there to follow.

Please keep up the good work,

cactiman
:)
 
Thanks!

Quote from cactiman:

Michael,
Just finished reading Trend Commandments. Really got a lot out of it and couldn't put it down. Many thanks for a really positive contribution.

I know for a fact Trend Following works, in sort of a back to front kind of way. Because I now see how much money I WOULD HAVE MADE if I had only practiced Trend Following since I started trading back in 1988!!

Anyway, late converts are the most dedicated, and there's still plenty of Trends out there to follow.

Please keep up the good work,

cactiman
:)
 
Trends don't exist and here's some anecdotal evidence:

A colleque shared the data with me--- shhhh!

Trend following kingpin Dunn is down 4% this month and 14% for the year. He obviously guessed wrong on direction and is hoping. Trend following is nothing but buy/ sell and hope. Otherwise Dunn wouldn't have this huge drawdown. I bet he is finished.
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

Trends don't exist and here's the proof:

Trend following kingpin Dunn is down 4% this month and 14% for the year. He obviously guessed wrong on direction and is hoping. Trend following is nothing but buy/ sell and hope. Otherwise Dunn wouldn't have this huge drawdown. I bet he is finished.

My current belief set is starting to move beyond trends toward ... unicorns.
 
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