Not everybody is as smart as you are. Stupid people also need a passion. I just wonder how come you have time for zillion posts here. Are you not too busy counting money?
i think he was just joking, we see many engineers, lawyers, doctors come on here and somehow try and justify their superiority education as a justification for why they will succeed where others fail. so get some thick skin if your going to pry any good shit from us dumb-asses here on et. lol perry kaufman "smarter trading" is what i suggest for you.
Thnx for suggestion, I will check it out. I'm not trying to outsmart anybody and I'm also not really into money, it's about understanding the system which is running this world.
It's really about outsmarting others if trying to make a better risk adjusted return.Zero sum games dictate this
Attempt to predict the future is futile cuz it is void of market moving information which is behind the force. Thats why these types of algos work in hindsight but fail miserably. Think about what you would do if you were to manually trade the chart. Then roll it as an algorithm. When trades fail use it to build that to augment trade decision. You will succeed. Keep it to a few securities. I trade index etfs with software and es manually with software generating buy points as i dont have the guts yet. Following price momentum and stochastics is what i do with a probability assessment. Buy pt is set at a point which might provide a support and attempt to ride the bounce. Computing future price is a fools errand which is only good to show of math skills and dont do that. Yet another way is to piggy back large orders by looking at l2 depth for scalp.