Re: Chart Nasdaq Comp.vs Walter Bressert Cycles

[Jose Pascual <jnp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Its maybe Bressert is an Omega Solution Provider (OSP) and Omega had one
condition being imposed that as a OSP they are not allowed to carry
competitors products just like Equis' code.

At 03:26 AM 01/23/2001 -0600, you wrote:
John

I really think Bressert's work would be a strong help to the weak
"expert advisors" now being offered.  I don't know why
equis is
preventing this
merge of talent for us.

Your right, the freeware for MS has been removed. I'll try to help.

Code.  What do I look for and how do I send it.

I  have been busy with the market, is the reason for the 
delay.

Bud

jhmtn wrote:

> Bud, I went to the Bressert web site you mentioned looking for
the
> Metastock Indicator code for the Bressert cycles and was unable
to
> find it.  Perhaps he has removed it recently, but all I could
find for
> free was a "compiled" ELA file for Trade Station. If you
have these
> Indicator codes for Metastock, would you please send it to
> me? Thanks,  .............. John
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: Song Fox
>      To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ;
suggestion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>      Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 4:37
AM
>      Subject: Chart Nasdaq Comp.vs Walter
Bressert Cycles
>       Hi.
>
>      Base on the Walter Bressert
Cycles,  The possible start of a
>
>      severe market decline is rapidly
forming from 1/19.
>
>      Top Panel.....
>
>      [1] Blue (thick) is Cycle 10 it
appears to be the dominate
>      cycle.
>      [2] Red  (thin line) Cycle 5 was
peaking at close 1/18, now
>      it
>      is sharply lower.
>      [3] Magenta is Cycle 20, a slower
signal that is now
>      "topping"
>
>      The coincidence of "all 3
cycles" topping together
>      frequently indicates
>      the market is preparing soon to move
in the opposite of the
>      prior trend.
>
>      This is a fairly simple technical tool
that I got for MS
>      when I was using
>      the 6.52 ver.  Now on 7.01 it
again works well in helping to
>      call
>      trading tops and bottoms.
>
>      I got the cycles (free)  from
http://www.walterbressert.com
>
>      I have written, Equis to suggest they
make available in
>      there
>      next ver. update to include Bressert's
work.  It's seems to
>      me
>      to me much for useful than many of the
"expert assistance"
>      already
>      shown.
>
>      Comments?
>
>      Bud Fox
>
>     
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>
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>
John 

I really think Bressert's work would be a strong
help to the weak "expert advisors" now being offered.  I
don't know why equis is preventing this 
merge of talent for us. 

Your right, the freeware for MS has been removed.
I'll try to help. 

Code.  What do I look for and how do I send
it. 

I  have been busy with the market, is the
reason for the delay. 

Bud 

jhmtn wrote: 
Bud,
I went to the Bressert web site you mentioned looking for the Metastock Indicator code for the Bressert cycles and was unable to find it.  Perhaps he has removed it recently, but all I could find for free was a "compiled" ELA file for Trade Station. If you have these Indicator codes for Metastock, would you please send it to me? Thanks,  .............. John   

----- Original Message -----
From: Song Fox
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; suggestion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 4:37 AM
Subject: Chart Nasdaq Comp.vs Walter Bressert Cycles
 Hi. 


Base on the Walter Bressert Cycles,  The possible start of a 
severe market decline is rapidly forming from 1/19. 


Top Panel..... 


[1] Blue (thick) is Cycle 10 it appears to be the dominate cycle. 
[2] Red  (thin line) Cycle 5 was peaking at close 1/18, now it 
is sharply lower. 
[3] Magenta is Cycle 20, a slower signal that is now "topping" 


The coincidence of "all 3 cycles" topping together frequently indicates 
the market is preparing soon to move in the opposite of the prior trend. 


This is a fairly simple technical tool that I got for MS when I was using 
the 6.52 ver.  Now on 7.01 it again works well in helping to call 
trading tops and bottoms. 


I got the cycles (free)  from http://www.walterbressert.com 


I have written, Equis to suggest they make available in there 
next ver. update to include Bressert's work.  It's seems to me 
to me much for useful than many of the "expert assistance" already 
shown. 


Comments? 


Bud Fox

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