Re: "Optimizing with Hilbert oscillators"

["Lionel Issen" <lissen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think that in Fig 2 TASC, May 2000 when the blue 
cross the red near the bottom it a buy signal and when the red crosses the blue 
near the top its a sell signal.  The plot I get from Cheryl's posting 
is a lot smoother than Ehlers plot. We need to find out or figure out how to 
change the parameters. With Cheryl's version, I changed he color of MAMA to 
green and left FAMA red.. Until I get more confidence in it, I'm using it 
as sort of confirming indicator.
Lionel Issen<A 
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  P & J 
  Riddick 
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  oscillators"
  
  Thanks, yes I downloaded the Metastock code 
  and can run it OK --  what I can't understand is 
  1) what the two plots (red and blue in the 
  original TASC article) represent: and 
  2) what the signals are that suggest a 
  trade!
  If I knew the answers to those questions I would 
  know enough to perhaps ask more questions.
  (By the way, in another life I would have 
  returned any graph that was not self-explanatory to a student for 
  resubmission.) 
  The Ehlers approach seems to me to be important 
  as providing a rational basis for trading and I only wish I understood it 
  better.
  By the way, three cheers for Cheryl!
  Peter J Riddick
   
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    Lionel 
    Issen 
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    Subject: Re: "Optimizing with Hilbert 
    oscillators"
    
    P & J:
    You have made the same mistake that I make 
    frequently.
     
    Hidden in plain site  under Traders Tips 
    is Cheryl Elton's creation of the Equis version. Its about 3 full columns of 
    code.  It also says that it can be downloaded from equis.com. Three 
    cheers for Cheryl.
     
    I haven't tried it out But the coding is a good 
    argument for a better programming language in metastock.
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      Riddick 
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      Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 
      10:03 PM
      Subject: "Optimizing with Hilbert 
      oscillators"
      
      Has anyone in the group been able to use the 
      material in Darley's "Optimizing with Hilbert scillators" (TASC, Nov 2000, 
      19ff) from within Metastock? If anyone has met with 
      success, I would appreciate learning how to do it. Maybe I am 
      missing something, but while I have an inkling of the general 
      principles, I find the procedure for application to be quite 
      opaque!
      Regards, Peter J 
    Riddick