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any one can tell me what Mirat an Nsf stands for ?
boelbrandt@xxxxxx
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> Van: RexTak@xxxxxxx
> Aan: metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Onderwerp: Re: Market Timing - MIRAT
> Datum: dinsdag 2 september 1997 20:38
>
> In a message dated 97-08-30 02:15:06 EDT, you write:
>
> << Recent posts concerning whether we are (have been) at a Market Top
have
> not included that after trading on Wednesday, (Classic) MIRAT went
Closed
> (or Short). Newer modifications of MIRAT, NSF and Combination, are
still
> Long.
>
> Because of its 21.36% Compound Rate of Return (that averages to 210+%
> per year) between 3-22-78 and yesterday (Thursday, 8-28-97), I "listen"
> when MIRAT says that it is time to get out of the Market. >>
>
> Hi, Frank!
>
> Would you explain what differences you personally see between Classic
> MIRAT, New MIRAT, NSF and Combination? Also, when you see conflicting
> signals, as in this case where Classic MIRAT is Closed (Short), but the
other
> indicators are still Long, how you personally resolve the conflict?
>
> Best,
>
> Rex
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