Hi Flyboy, So is it safe to say that it is (or can be replicated by) a linear weighted moving average filter with only real number coefficients (and does not use forward looking data)? The reason I ask is because there might have been a more ...

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I'll have to admit, I'm a bit biased towards the random walker camp. That being said, I don't buy too much into the andrew's PF type visual approaches, but that's a long winded argument for another thread/time. OP, you were essentially making the ...

Sine Wave and Channel Reflection, Action/Reaction putting it all together

what exactly are you intending to use for the 3 axes? I've done some work here. You can use any 3 d plotting program to plot it out. And assuming you do, what are you looking for? Below is a sine wave lagged against itself in 3d, with artificial VP ...

Sine Wave and Channel Reflection, Action/Reaction putting it all together

OP, I see you missed the newbies post. I gave you an answer that would convince you or anyone else (and for those that mentioned mandelbrot, you should agree). The simple way to discern real price from random (in the gauss sense) is ...

Can you tell with naked eyes?

Ah, thank you Charley. It looks like the UULMA, is a combination of ifft spectral weighted inf series of sines and cosines, with some interpolation? I wonder if this was home brewed, or there is a paper on the exact algorithm. I had thought that the ...

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Always like to see this discussion=) Aside from statistical tests, there is a very simple way to determine a random chart from true markets (don't tell anyone=). Just display the data as sequential changes instead of the integrated series. You'll ...

Can you tell with naked eyes?

newbie here — I've followed most of the thread in a sitting (admittedly I didn't finish all yet) with some interest. After being dazzled by the opening, then cruising forward a bit, it appears that the majority of whizbang conclusions have not ...

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