Why does TA not work (for you)?

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by Xspurt, Aug 4, 2012.

  1. there are many poeple posting here who have the clue needed to have precise systems.

    I track about a dozen to see the next addition each needs.

    I also put these sysems on a spectrum.

    here is how it looks after 54 years of watching.

    Not many good systems overlap.

    It is not possible to fill in a gap between systems to get them to work together.

    Of all the procedural clues for designing and developing a system the Behavioral Finance sites comes the closest. Its short peice called" BF or BS" is the coolest.

    The random char put up by the denver coin tosser dmonstrates that any data stream can be handled bar by bar and ooperate to take the full offer of that system.

    For ridiculousness, the 5,000 rules examination takes the cake for stupidity of reasoning.

    In my opinion the simpls way to become independentt is to have a stock universe and position trade it. The table for doing that was inventede and then 400,000 samples, showed (inductively (ugh)) that no cells needed to be changed. It makes about 10% evey 4 to 6 days.

    An SQL language type code can be used and their is only one look up table.

    There are many prints of its use.

    Finally, surf is a very huge example of why TA does not work for just anyone. ET has provided a huge benefit to its readers because of the most thorough scope and bounding of surf that many many have contributed to.
     
    #1041     Aug 13, 2012
  2. If you learned how to read the mkts, you wouldn't HAVE to believe. You would know it's possible because you would see it with your own eyes.

    But why do that, you have your price drivers strategy. You should just focus on that, don't you think?

     
    #1042     Aug 13, 2012

  3. "read the markets". That sure sounds intuitive or skill based. I have no issue with intuitive TA. It can't be tested, I would never use it, but if it works for you, I have no reason to argue. But why you , logic , and the rest of the TA brigade does not admit this and insists its objective and programmable. Is what I don't understand. NoDoji admits to intuition.
     
    #1043     Aug 13, 2012
  4. BSAM

    BSAM

    (He doesn't know what to look for. Sometimes you can't see the forest for the trees.)
     
    #1044     Aug 13, 2012
  5. I like this post. It is how it is for the followers of the CW.
     
    #1045     Aug 13, 2012
  6. kut2k2

    kut2k2

    Absolutely dead wrong, and as a result, so is all the rest of what you wrote.
     
    #1046     Aug 13, 2012
  7. I already told you some pages ago how my method uses objective entries, based on bar's OHLC in a certain sequence. Once I have that sequence, I use A, B and C criteria. If those ALSO align, in combination with the OHLC sequence a trade is placed. 100% objective and non random.

    But this system was ONLY possible once I understood how to read the mkts. I used this knowledge to build an objective trading method. All based on the TA I put together.

     
    #1047     Aug 13, 2012
  8. cornix

    cornix

    This is great advice, NoD.



    Frankly, I never say it's "just gut feel", but usually when asked and can't exactly describe my internal thinking algorithm in a particular case, say that I will try to explain as well as I can, but ask readers to give me more questions if something is unclear. :)
     
    #1048     Aug 13, 2012
  9. Just lazy people who think the market is totally random just because they haven't figured out a way to consistently profit from it. Typical defense mechanism.

     
    #1049     Aug 13, 2012
  10. wow.. concentrate what your saying in a few sentences... We have jack write books on a forum..
     
    #1050     Aug 13, 2012