Love IT to death...Mahket surfer..... While you were posting about the impossibility of using trend...I have been in the trade...doing precisely what you say cannot be done. The posts are a little out of sync, but as those who are downloading the charts will testify, this is about right on the money... Short setup on the reversal....short entry on the 5 min chart profits at the pivots... Stopped out at B/E on the second half of my position.. Please don't let me stop you folks from arguing as to whether it can be done or not.... Carry on..
Now I know someone out there is interested in how that trade happened.. After the close I will go back to the charts and review it Right now I am looking for re-entry so bear with me (no pun intended).... Steve
I do believe that the longer the time frame the more difficult prediction becomes so it makes a lot of sense to me to trade the shorter time frames. Of course things get difficult when you get over a thousand cars.
i said he can't find the trend. nothing about performance, your reading into things too deep, again! surf
Really? There is no implication here? Such as your many references to JWH's recent drawdowns in another thread with JWH's name in the title and you as its author? To which your earlier post most assuredly alluded? You are such a pompous, disingenuous and obfuscating jackass that I cannot imagine why anyone wastes time in any exchanges with you. Welcome to ignore, marketsurfer. Enjoy your stay.
About JWH: The last year performance is worse than the last 5 years return and the last 5 years return is worse than the annualized returns since inception. This is so for every programm of JWH. This means that he is going down the hill since several years already. His trendfollowing system only worked well in big moves. The markets have changed the last years. Your argument that trendfollowing doesnât work because JWH cannot make money is completely wrong. John Henryâs system is not sophisticated enough to work in the actual markets. Performance is linked to finding the trend.
Thanks for being a good sport, Steve. All my comments to this point were sarcastic and in jest. I'm a Jacobite myself (trend trader). Honestly, I'm surprised you guys didn't catch on sooner.