Sonicscooter
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O'and the answer to the question is....yes.......People who can't do something themselves, like to make out that nobody can do it........it sort of disguises their inability.
B00l0ck5.......do you make this stuff up?
Why were people going long when the charts were telling them to short? The price was falling and so would momentum after a while. Trade as you see not as you feel. Any good strategy would adapt to what the price is doing, that's a givenIt is known as the "lemming effect". The problem with too many traders following the same strategy is that some savvy traders anticipate the trade and front-run it. Or they sell early, causing the trade to fail prematurely. Or the market structure changes and a strategy that previously worked well suddenly blows up. You may trade your system successfully for years but if it causes you to take on positions that mimic what many other traders are doing, the trade can become too overcrowded and fall apart. For example, until last summer, strategies based on going long momentum stocks like Apple and Netflix worked well for years, but the trade simply became too popular, and since then a lot of these stocks have dropped dramatically.
"There is no such things as a profitable system"
....coughs. I would point you to the following https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Technologies......at the same time would acknowledge that I am not comparing Apples with Apples.
The joys of T2W, it's like talking politics........round and round and round.....people judge from their own angle and experience....programmed.
The joys of T2W, it's like talking politics........round and round and round.....people judge from their own angle and experience....programmed.
. Someone has probably already found one and are not publicising it.
So unless someone is a profitable trader, their not allowed an opinion? Is that your point?
Some of us have been chewed up and spat out by these markets on more then one occasion. we talk from experience. I've been profitable, I've also been a loser, its all part of the game....
Yet your judging mw by making an assumption on how I judge others, when really you know very little about me at all!?!?!?! Bit of a contradiction there my friend!
The answer may lie with adaptive systems that can change the period length of the MA or regression line to stay in touch with changes
I certainly hope I am not wasting my time looking for a profitable system. Someone has probably already found one and are not publicising it.
The answer may lie with adaptive systems that can change the period length of the MA or regression line to stay in touch with changes.
Bayesian systems are another path which may be fruitful.
I certainly hope I am not wasting my time looking for a profitable system. Someone has probably already found one and are not publicising it.
The answer may lie with adaptive systems that can change the period length of the MA or regression line to stay in touch with changes.
Bayesian systems are another path which may be fruitful.
Yes, find a system that is adaptive, as another poster mentioned. There are lots of possibilities for algorithmic trading if you have the math/programming background. I've been trading for the past 8 months using a statistical arbitrage algorithm that I wrote. I'm up over 32% in the last 8 months, trading only once per week.I certainly hope I am not wasting my time looking for a profitable system. Someone has probably already found one and are not publicising it.
The answer may lie with adaptive systems that can change the period length of the MA or regression line to stay in touch with changes.
Bayesian systems are another path which may be fruitful.
Yes, find a system that is adaptive, as another poster mentioned. There are lots of possibilities for algorithmic trading if you have the math/programming background. I've been trading for the past 8 months using a statistical arbitrage algorithm that I wrote. I'm up over 32% in the last 8 months, trading only once per week.
Yes, find a system that is adaptive, as another poster mentioned. There are lots of possibilities for algorithmic trading if you have the math/programming background. I've been trading for the past 8 months using a statistical arbitrage algorithm that I wrote. I'm up over 32% in the last 8 months, trading only once per week.
Seems it's very complicated for trader that have no background math or programming , maybe trader in forex business also come from different background and not all them have special education on math and programming, simple trade in forex is only use stop loss and target profit, this not required math and programmiong background but might result also will different compared with them that has good background