Bquat
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I think it's your chart's popularity. People love people who try to help others with free advise.I was already up there a bit, just trying to get a few more for the next "level"![]()
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I think it's your chart's popularity. People love people who try to help others with free advise.I was already up there a bit, just trying to get a few more for the next "level"![]()
I think it's your chart's popularity. People love people who try to help others with free advise.
I like the way you are playing with the weightings. Honestly if you are going to try using this for mechanical trading signals the weightings will be the most important thing. Depending on how you use it, obviously, the one high value buy/sell model still makes the rest of the chart largely meaningless.
Birchtree is rubbing off on a lot of people... glad I went to the sidelines![]()
Ok, how about some questions:
- How many days would you like to see in the chart?
- Any confusion on these indicators?
- Have any thoughts on the weighing?
I still think it would be best to possibly upload it to Google Docs (https://docs.google.com/) and just have a main link to view the sheet. Then you can keep it as long as you want, add more tabs to it for other things, etc.
I haven't really used Google Docs, but I have seen others use it and it works well. I'm guessing you can make it viewable by everyone without a password and make it locked so no one can change it or whatever. Just a thought...
I still think it would be best to possibly upload it to Google Docs (https://docs.google.com/) and just have a main link to view the sheet. Then you can keep it as long as you want, add more tabs to it for other things, etc.
I haven't really used Google Docs, but I have seen others use it and it works well. I'm guessing you can make it viewable by everyone without a password and make it locked so no one can change it or whatever. Just a thought...
I use Google Docs quite a bit but I am not sure I want to go that route only because I would rather people come here to get the information vice only hitting Google.
I want to encourage discussion...
It's obvious to me that those on the wrong side of the trade move down the tracker and those guessing right move up. Should the weighting change along the way to reflect whether or not that particular column is on the right side of the trade?
I asked Tom to add a column on the tracker to show "those on the move" (ie: KevinD -45 spots, RMI +80, etc) but he was concerned that that info could somehow reveal the signals of the premium services.
RMI, the ebbchart would have fit in nicely on your chart. I have been using the ebbchart's signals to follow the exchange-traded fund, TNA (since May 2011). Had a gain of +154% from May thru December of last year. Got off to a great start again this year with a string of 10 correct buy and short signals for TNA. So far, the ETF system is up over +12% this month. Just a heads-up to traders looking for an edge. By the way, the new mechanical calling system started in May and it really takes the emotions out of trading.
RMI, the ebbchart would have fit in nicely on your chart. I have been using the ebbchart's signals to follow the exchange-traded fund, TNA (since May 2011). Had a gain of +154% from May thru December of last year. Got off to a great start again this year with a string of 10 correct buy and short signals for TNA. So far, the ETF system is up over +12% this month. Just a heads-up to traders looking for an edge. By the way, the new mechanical calling system started in May and it really takes the emotions out of trading.
Which ETF's are you referring to?
I think TNA...