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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Spread sheet 3/3 — The excel spreadsheet is what you're after. Each tab has data imported from the queries in the database. They should match up by query number. Go to tools->import data to see how it's done. The tab at the end, shows how to ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Database 2/3 — Attach the CSV tables to the Access 2003 database. You'll have to delete the existing links then reattach the tables. Make sure you select the comma option and make sure 7 fields are picked up. Don't rename anything, just accept ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Data source 1/3 — I got the historical data from strategybuilderfx as far back as the charts would go and exported the daily data to csv format.
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006i think we might see a second leg down, so far we've had one trade line and one counter trend line which has been broken. i have a nice position on this so far.
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006i agree wait for the break. i think it might break down.
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006Ironically out of all the original wizards he was the one that stuck in my mind, despite there being other notable luminaries like Richard Dennis, William O'Neill etc (all the rest were traders in the book) on the list.
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Isotonic replied Jun 19, 2006A quick bio taken from Market Wizards — Dr. Van K. Tharp is a research psychologist who received his Ph.D. From the University of Oklahoma, Health Sciences Center, in 1975. He has spent his career studying how stress affects human performance. ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006is this a pointless exercise? — is the whole thing academic? well, yes and no - depending on how you do it. take no notice of correlation then you might commit financial suicide if you are over exposed to a particular type of market - e.g usd ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006truth table 2 — true < 60% (including 10% random error correction) - what the pundits recommend. see how the numbers of t's increases giving you more choice. i think this table is the best i've come up with so far. can you beat it..?
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006truth table 1 — true < 50% (50/50 without error correction)
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006one to consider — this is one i would think about, after adding back eurusd (not shown):
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006example 2 — just to show really how highly correlated jpy pairs can be - it would be just as bad to follow jpy majors like usd majors i think.
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006example 1 — this would be pretty good but the eurusd has a high correlation with gbpjpy so they couldn't be traded together.
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006truth tables — if you draw up truth tables (or trade tables?) for all three data sets they will suggest trading one pair from them at any one time. so you can still follow all tightly correlated currencies such as usd majors if you want to. i ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006mataf 100 days — They don't have complete data to check against - another limitation of using a website. Again, near the mark even if off by a month.
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006Check against Mataf — I've done three separate tests against an independent data source, and although the dates are off from theirs, I've managed to match up the correlations quite nicely. So by inductive reasoning I know my techniques are ...
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Isotonic replied Jun 18, 2006Gbp 2000-06 — Gbp Majors - for the most part weaker correlations than Usd or Eur.
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Isotonic replied Jun 16, 2006Having said that the trendline is broken so I need to consider: a. scaling out of a losing position b. closing it completely c. do nothing Right now it is 50/50 so a) seems the right thing to do.
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