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  1. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    I think this thread is over. Nothing you can say that will top this. Thanks again GROB
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  2. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    You won my heart too! Yes, Yes, and Yes!!!! Everyone out there LISTEN TO THIS WISDOM !!! 1. It is not necessary 2. It does not work.
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  3. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    That is very good! I like this. I have never thought about defining the "noise" (as a bad thing) this way. Hm...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  4. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Or dropping coins...:cool:
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  5. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Of course! It is the most lucrative style I know of
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  6. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    You are missing the point, in this style trading becomes binary (step function),
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  7. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    That is so true, I feel that we trade exactly the same style. Interesting!
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 22, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  8. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Agree 100%
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  9. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    : :D :D
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  10. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Imperfections of the market is the only driving force behind the price fluctuations. Other wise we would buy and hold stocks forever. The noise...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  11. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    The noise exists on any level. If you trade weekly charts you just simply deal with different kind of frequency and amplitude of the noise...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  12. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Here is a very simple definition of noise: Take any mean on a price chart (Moving Average, Linear Regression or what ever tools you use to...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  13. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Running the Fourier analisys on Peak-to-Peak price deviation signal is a good way to see the harmonics.
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  14. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Any time frame form 1 min to 30 days will show one consistent pattern. The spectrum of the noise is quite wide. However, the main harmonic is in...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  15. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    That is precisely correct. We have analyzed data for more than 10 years and conclusively proved that this is indeed the case. Once again, you are...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  16. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    BTW, one easy way to assess the frequency of the noise is to calculate the average time that it takes for a security to move X points either...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  17. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    You are partially correct. The more participants are in the market the higher the frequency of the noise. At the same time, as the amplitude...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  18. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Filter one type of the noise that you particularly like and follow! It doesn't matter what tools we are using or what type of the market "noise"...
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  19. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    Exactly! :cool:
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building

  20. Can "Noise" Be Traded?

    A trader can not, a computer program created by a trader could. :cool: :) :cool:
    Post by: abogdan, Jul 21, 2004 in forum: Strategy Building
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