You have to ask yourself "How important is this to me?" If it is Very Important, then follow these steps: Buy this book from Amazon Read the description of the Chaos Awesome Oscillator Understand the description of the Chaos Awesome Oscillator Write a computer program that implements the Chaos Awesome Oscillator Debug your program
Awesome how many gismo's you come accross to pull sheep into the markets. PS: Google a bit and you'll find it all for free in just under 5 minutes.
I admit the term "Chaos Oscillator" made me curious and I looked up the code. What I saw made me laugh. Difference of 2 Simple MAs. Muaaaa....: MidBar = ( H + L ) *.5; AO = Average( MidBar, 5 ) - Average( MidBar, 34 ); If AO > AO[ 1 ] Then SetPlotColor( 1, Green ) Else If AO < AO[ 1 ] Then SetPlotColor( 1, Red ); Plot1( AO, "AO" ); Plot2( 0, "Zero" );
actually I googled however its not easy to find the fomulaer. cos many words hits. Now I know how to calculate. finding books in English is not easy. especially English book about frading systems in T O K Y O. Thanks anyway..
use doubletrust.net the future of search is combining gooble, wahoo, mickeysoft, aohell, etc... sort of like dogpile except with algorithm to measure "trust": a filter for a filter.
For some introductory links you may see http://www.iqnet.cz/dostal/CHA1.htm http://home.inreach.com/kfarrell/course.outline.html http://www.haskins.yale.edu/haskins/misc/dest/chaos.html http://www.iqnet.cz/dostal/ http://www.janthor.de/Lyapunov/explained.html http://econpapers.repec.org/article/ecjeconjl/v_3A105_3Ay_3A1995_3Ai_3A431_3Ap_3A864-80.htm http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/chaos/lyapexp.htm http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/technote.htm http://www.stir.ac.uk/Departments/Management/Accountancy/research/working.htm and then decide the level of your research. Just a note here : for any CHAOS application your T/A software should support loops in order to calculate Lyapunov coefficients etc. A final hint : The subject is fairly advanced and the expected results are not that analog. Dimitris
Mr Murat Cinko has presented the NONLINEARITY TEST FOR ISTANBUL STOCK EXCHANGE. For more details, see the Department of Business Administration, Marmara University, Istanbul, Turkey Marmara University Kuyubas? 81040, Istanbul E-mail: mcinko@marmara.edu.tr His results show that ISE daily returns have a non linear behavior BUT the form of non linearity is not [for sure] chaotic.