TA does work because ...

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by kut2k2, Aug 9, 2012.

  1. dartmus

    dartmus

    'cubicle cowboy'
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    #51     Oct 4, 2015
  2. kut2k2

    kut2k2

    Stop the insanity.

    There are only four(!)rules in that bullshit test. The designations are TT-a-b, TI-a-b, D-a-b-c-d and E-a-b-c-d

    Presumably one of those is the classic price/MA crossover.

    Looking at MA1/MAx with x varying from 2 to 205 isn't 204 different rules, it's one rule with 204 different parameter sets. The same applies to the other three rules, whatever the hell they are.

    As far as testing goes, Aronson is a joke and so are you.
     
    #52     Oct 4, 2015
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  3. You guys still tickling each other's nut sacks over this asinine question of whether TA works or not?!?!?! Who gives a @#$% if it does or does not and anyone who wastes a breath trying to prove one or the other is obviously not a real trader with too much time on their hands to argue over nonsense. I seriously hope this is a joke because I cannot believe you guys expect to pull your pants down and s#hit some results of a study done to prove anything. Take your TA, FA, price action, Minnie Drivers and go make some @#$%ing money and STFU. Reading this is like listening to two hamsters screw in an empty Doritos Bag with Kenny G playing saxophone with his pecker.

    Anonymous arguing over something when the real answer is nothing works, it all depends on how you trade and guesstimate. Now whether you choose to spit or swallow this reality is up to you but for @#$%'s suck stop stroking this sausage already and move on.
     
    #53     Oct 5, 2015
  4. kut2k2

    kut2k2

    Who the fuck are you and wtf makes you think anybody gives a shit about your disapproval of this subject? If you don't like the topic, just hit the back button and stop acting like a little bitch.

    Grow up.
     
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    #54     Oct 5, 2015
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  5. Redneck

    Redneck

    ^ +1


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    Make up your mind


    Also suggest contacting Dr. Ruth - you need help

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Westheimer


    RN
     
    #55     Oct 5, 2015
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  6. i960

    i960

    To give Mike some benefit of the doubt - we have like 5+ TA/Anti-TA/TA works/doesn't work threads going on - it's been beaten to death and nobody has convinced either side of anything. At the end of the day just trade what works for you.
     
    #56     Oct 5, 2015
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  7. Redneck

    Redneck

    My stance is all TA works - prove me wrong please (open to anyone)

    Is some more optimal than other - no question..., and obviously when used in it's commensurate environment


    No matter..., it all works

    So like I've stated - prove me wrong - please


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    This person obviously has issues - none of which..., are pertinent to this thread..., TA..., my stance..., or me shutting another member down


    Good Trading to You Sir

    RN
     
    #57     Oct 5, 2015
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  8. kut2k2

    kut2k2

    These threads are often revelatory. For example, in this thread, we just learned that the much-lauded Aronson testing of "6400 rules" turns out to be a testing of a measly 4 rules under many different parameter sets. That puts an entirely different perspective to the ending of Aronson's book. Because information like that only comes out in dribs and drabs, it took more than one thread to learn that.

    There are other topics in ET that are "done to death" but there is no outcry for their cessation. My advice: avoid the threads that bore you or annoy you. Freedom of speech and all that jazz.
     
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    #58     Oct 5, 2015
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  9. d08

    d08

    Read the book, it was the last book I got since while mildly interesting, it didn't help me in the real trading world at all and time is much better spent elsewhere.
    The author had apparently failed in trading and wanted to make some money from all the time he had invested in studying the markets, just like most book authors in this category.

    But I also read "Trade like a hedge fund" and that was a complete waste of money, Altucher apparently had discovered Wealth-Lab at the time and was eager to show his 20 trade backtests (which don't matter AT ALL).
     
    #59     Oct 5, 2015
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  10. Lol, i made a killing with several of Altucher's strategies -- and your only showing your ignorance about the sources of the strategies --/. Yes, i agree many of the strats in the book are outdated now, but some remain extremely effective.

    Regarding aronson-- if objective methods and the proven truth disturb u, then i agree, avoid this book!

    Surf
     
    #60     Oct 5, 2015