petedeluiz
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The old say: "It's bear market"
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At any rate, I remember I still owe you a trade thread. It's coming.
It's good to have the old Dash back. I got really concerned when you got all serious.u dont owe nebody nuffink martinghoul, i think u r a cool guy for posting here
im watchin UFC on channel 5, the man in blue pants is well ard!
Well, you can't give up after just one. These things can be done til' the cows come home.I gave up on models after a tried to build a sort of "shake out" model that was supposed to identify risk tolerance levels using sentiment releases and VaR. I explained it to gammajammer and he said I'd basically just made a bolly band lol.
It's good to have the old Dash back. I got really concerned when you got all serious.
Well, you can't give up after just one. These things can be done til' the cows come home.
Ah, you see, Dash, you have actually stated a deeply-held belief of mine. Specifically, that there is no qualitative difference between technical and fundamental analysis. The difference is in the degree of robustness and the quality of reasoning. I never use technical analysis because I can't explain how it works and the assumptions behind it, which means it's a black box to me. An analysis such as I have described above, on the other hand, is something that's based a) simple mathematics; and, b) common sense; which means I can understand it very well. Let me offer an example. If my "technical" system is giving me a bad signal, I have no way of detecting it. In contrast, if my regression model is telling me that weights for some of the independent variables are counterintuitive, I know that there could be an issue with variable choices. That's sorta how I think about it.
At any rate, I remember I still owe you a trade thread. It's coming.