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Chart Skill game
- Thread starter alevin
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alevin
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http://www.chartgame.com/
For all you traders out there, test your skill against B&H with real charts-limited indicators on offer. So far I did better than B&H by about 40% on 2 charts, B&H beat me about 50% on one chart, and so far about even on the 4th chart now that I just started realizing that I need to incorporate dividend dates into my MACD/candlestick/RSI/Bollinger indicator calculations.
Risk-based calcs based on time spent in the market. I'm not so bad at this, getting better all the time. One of these days I'll actually get my own brokerage account.
For all you traders out there, test your skill against B&H with real charts-limited indicators on offer. So far I did better than B&H by about 40% on 2 charts, B&H beat me about 50% on one chart, and so far about even on the 4th chart now that I just started realizing that I need to incorporate dividend dates into my MACD/candlestick/RSI/Bollinger indicator calculations.
Risk-based calcs based on time spent in the market. I'm not so bad at this, getting better all the time. One of these days I'll actually get my own brokerage account.
