Mark,
You sure sure someone didn't sell you a George Four-man knock-off?? :-)
~Bob
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From: "Mark Brown" <markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 9:17 AM
Subject: Re: EPOXY and The Hardening Theory
first you guys crack me up - i about chocked on my cheese burger (not
really but about to cook one on that grill i fixed - lie - headed to
mick d's in a minute) my wife begged me to let her exchange it but -
that would just not be right to deny me my experiments. also see the
$hit theory only works for plumbing not trading, i could have told you
that long ago..
lets just assume im right for a momentum ;) (as always i am) anyway
marks says: 1st part
texas version below.....
narrow range x bars back = dead market - if most recent market
direction up or dn then buy or sell on x % up or dn
french version below.....
narrow range x bars back(opto x bars) = dead market - if most recent
market direction up or dn (opto + or -) then buy or sell (opto 1 or
-1) - on x % (opto %) up or dn (opto + or -)
for testing purposes exit on close x bars out.
mb
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 11:23 AM, Lawrence
Price<lprice1023@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The question is whether rate of change could be meaningfully analyzed. It
is clear the market events follow some kind of trajectory yet is there any
pattern that can be discerned mathematically?
Lawrence Price
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