as of yesterday it was 2.33, actually 2.332, to be more precise ... (just kidding, now way around the famous rule.)
You can send a private message to me with details. So far there has been an offer that may be considered.
There are now standard software testing packages available, which permit developers to ship "grey box" systems to clients. The internal rules and algorithms are hidden, but the externally adjustable parameters are exposed and the client can change them at will. You can feed in whatever data you like (including phony data if it makes you happy) and test the trading system. You can vary the parameters and learn whether the system is robust. You can create a new data series equal to (100 - price) which effectively "flips the chart upside down" and run the system on that. It'll tell you whether the system can make as much money going short as going long. You can do any darn test you can imagine. But you can't see the system rules.
Thank you. Actually, I have what I believe is an amazing strategy and don't have the time available to perfect and backtest it. I would be interested in exchanging the strategy with someone (PM me) who understands options and can efficiently test and develop.
Three good systems for trading the Nasdaq (and other indexes). First two are end of day. Last in intraday. RC Success RSC Compass