Thanks rcg. Good observation on the charts.
By the way, what happened to rcg girl? Or is that someone different entirely?
By the way, what happened to rcg girl? Or is that someone different entirely?
Quote from RCG Trader:
.... to an inherently illogical process. Market sentiment is the only consistent way to trade markets.
Quote from Hobophobia:
Thank you RCG
You do understand what you are saying right?
That this is truly revolutionary material.
These 2 researchers have discovered the true essence of price movement? I find that incredulous and ridiculous that 2 guys from Ohio would crack the markets code when teams of quants fail time and time again. The true tell or smoking gun is neither appear to be living the lifestyle or gathering the accolades/fame such a discovery would warrant. I think jack logic claims to have been no
Images for the noble pride as a result of his work. However independent research can't verify this in any way
However, I guess stranger things have happened. I wish you the best.
Hobo
Quote from Hobophobia:
Thanks rcg. Good observation on the charts.
By the way, what happened to rcg girl? Or is that someone different entirely?
Quote from Hobophobia:
.....Sure there may be an edge in intuition for a few savants. But I'm more interested in quantified tested scalable systems that contain verifiable edges for the season of the market. Cure alls or gifted savants are not my game.
Hobo
Quote from asiaprop:
lol, what a bollocks
Losers average losers
!!! Enough said!!!
Quote from bwolinsky:
We'll be here for awhile, so become enlightened through videodical intellectualism.
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After that, have a look at the next playlist to decide if Financial Science is a valid academic description of what produces the wonderful equity curve in the chart below through an Artifically Intelligent Genetically Optimized Futures Trading Strategy using a 0.05 Mutuation Factor.
I'm considering sharing the logic that could enable a translation of the code into backtestable strategy software, but that would ruin the fun to see if there is anybody getting the same results.
Most likely, I will keep failing to hear nothing but crickets.
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Quote from NoDoji:
I've a question for day trading trend followers whose trading instrument is ES or a stock that matched the all-day uptrend of ES today:
Did any of you go long between 9:30am and 10:30am and either A) remain in the trade until the close, B) add to the position on each pullback, or C) take off part of the position at each new high and add back again on each pullback?
I've always found it difficult to stay in a full day trend like this, and instead I often look for reversal signals (and end up catching small moves), or trading with the trend in and out, but missing several of the legs. I look back end of day and realize think how much more profitable it would've been to ride the trend all day using one of the methods above.
I've yet to come across a trader who actually pulls it off and has live calls or a trading blotter to back it up.
Is it psychologically impossible or are there trend-followers here who have mastered it?