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markmm replied Sep 12, 2010You are correct, I was talking about having a profitable strategy, which you won't find on FF. Forex is only risky if you are overleveraged, risk control is key. There also tons of other markets that allow you to diversify your portfolio, which can ...
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markmm replied Sep 12, 2010I had read through them, will have another read for motivation. Making just under a mill in one day is the goal, wonder what he makes now! He seemed to compound his returns.
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markmm replied Sep 12, 2010What if you sold your company or inherited a lump sum, a one off increase in your wealth. You can invest in many ways and if you can trade well and beat passive investment then it's crazy not to invest in your trading.
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markmm replied Sep 11, 2010On Nuclear Phynance? Wow interesting, will look a his books also. Yeah who knows with Acrary, I did find his thread on ET introduced me to a more rigorous way of looking at at trading, rather than the fluff on FF. Its difficult to know what's true ...
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markmm replied Sep 11, 2010Similar, I have ordered the Natenberg book, after reading options forum on ET where the posters who seemed to know their stuff suggested it required reading. Still lots to learn!. Been reading through the hack the market blog also, thanks for the ...
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markmm replied Sep 11, 2010Sounds like you are progressing though, the volatility will come back, so sounds like a case of make hay while the sun shines. I am currently watching this lecture series to fill in some gaps in my general knowledge. Good for a overall grounding in ...
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markmm replied Sep 11, 2010Risk management is key, i don't mean just using stops I mean what if a black swan happens or your internet connection is cut, use of options, ups etc Be sure your system and strategies have some statistical positive expectancy. Have a decent ...
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markmm replied Sep 9, 2010Glad to see this thread is alive still, the small shiny diamond amongst the 3 trillion tons of shit that is FF. I just started a new contract (as a .NET developer) in an investment bank, sitting next to traders and quants, which is weird. Not what I ...
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markmm replied Sep 9, 2010I have been gone a while, come back to find all hell has broken lose.! Just wanted to say James16 is not a scammer, sure he is a business man, offering a service, and I sometime think he lays on the nice guy too much, but I maybe wrong and he is ...
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markmm replied Jun 10, 2010You still have to go through all weekdays, how is that random check? Each to their own, I find SQL painful to use for anything complex I can use linq and C# (thanks spekkie) collections to do the same.
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markmm replied Jun 10, 2010Im not sure I could implement a strategy in SQL, im sure it can be done, but im not a guru so I need to use other tools. However if all you are doing is loading the data into an external system for analysis then its not needed, and causes bloat. To ...
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markmm replied Jun 10, 2010Nah its not needed for tick data, storing the results of your back tests in the database for analysis with SQL makes sense, but not price data, there is the reason most chart software store price data in files and not databases.
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markmm replied Jun 10, 2010I plan to load straight from Disk leaving the ticks in the bin format (Dukascopy) rather than storing them into a DB.
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markmm replied Jun 9, 2010Just a word of advice, spending all your time getting some tick data to load a bit faster maybe the wrong place to focus. If you can load 1 million ticks in 20 secs but haven't got a profitable system then its not really going to help.
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markmm replied Jun 9, 2010I dont think I can make this work for me then. Maybe I need to look at longer term. Strats seems like a good option.
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markmm replied Jun 9, 2010Yeah its dead at that time. Wish I lived in another TimeZone i.e. I arrived hom from work as London opened.
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markmm replied Jun 9, 2010I suppose you need 3-4 hours uninterrupted during a liquid period in the markets to make this work. I can access my borker at work in from 1-5pm GMT so there might be an opportunity there.
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markmm replied Jun 9, 2010Do you mean to learning?, I have plenty of free time in evening and weekends to do that, just the from bout 8-6 mon-fri gmt (ie London open to well into ny open) I am at work.
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