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- capm replied Aug 29, 2021
Week-end entertainment! In an effort to develop my obviously pathetic marketing skills, and slightly depressed by the ignominy of having descended into the second page of the directory, I thought of flogging this lucky occurrence of SMS. I ...
- capm replied Aug 23, 2021
We could go more in depth in our observations and analyse trade by trade. Unsurprisingly, a look at some of the mechanically generated trades makes me furious! Again, I knew this before for the indices, but also some of the Forex trades were ...
- capm replied Aug 23, 2021
So, Should I use it? There is much more that we could discover even from this scant data. Here is a performance break down by instrument: image 1) First impression: hmmm, I really could not stomach some elements of this strategy. Even if the ...
- capm replied Aug 23, 2021
Nobody annoyed? I must be getting old! Anyway, let's move on. This is probably not exactly what many would expect in the YCBS thread (a combination of mechanically generated signals filtered by “superior PA ...
- capm replied Aug 22, 2021
Well, hello! I am back! Apart from international traveling nightmares, courtesy of pandemic and Brexit, I had a great time, thanks for asking. But now I am already depressed. My sun tan is fading quickly, I feel constantly cold (from 30 to 18 ...
- capm replied Jul 21, 2021
Wow! Time flies when you have fun! My brain cells’ activity is reduced to a minimum, concerned mainly with survival issues: eating, sleeping, avoiding viruses, etc. Dear Nintethinker, thank you so much for “flying the flag”. Your posts are always ...
- capm replied Jul 5, 2021
Summer holidays! When I started this thread, in my introduction (post 2) I said that I do not take things (including myself!) very seriously. Well, there is something I do take quite seriously: my holidays. Part of the reason why I quit the City and ...
- capm replied Jul 4, 2021
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- capm replied Jul 4, 2021
Happy 4th of July to all my American friends! In my last post, I talked at length about the SMS, showing some results. Spurred by the overwhelming interest in that topic, today I have decided to show various ...
- capm replied Jul 2, 2021
Today, I would like to bore you by talking about a couple of important (well, in my opinion!) points. It is about the Simple Mechanical Strategy (SMS.) We all agree that the SMS is a) Oversimplistic. It’s "just" an “always in” strategy based on the ...
- capm replied Jul 1, 2021
So, we look at other opportunities. AUDJPY looked like an excellent choice: it is in your time zone, you just had a buy signal before LO that would allow you to set a long above the previous high and a break of that range. There is enough space to ...
- capm replied Jul 1, 2021
Excellent stuff, Nite! For a start, you exercised discipline and patience, avoiding situations you did not feel comfortable with. USCAD was tricky today as it was a Canadian bank holiday (not crucial, but still…), it is OPEC-JMMC meeting day (CAD is ...
- capm replied Jun 30, 2021
Well, it was indeed a bit crazy for equities, but nothing special in these days. By the way, interesting the decoupling of DAX and Dow. The former dropped much more this morning and recovered only about half of the drop. The latter not only ...
- capm replied Jun 30, 2021
Ah, also, today it is the last day of June, which means last day of second quarter and last day of first half. Traditionally such days are a bit crazy, with loads of volume changing hands, as fund managers "clean up" their positions, realise some ...
- capm replied Jun 30, 2021
Hey, look! My "magic" system has "correctly predicted" the big equities drop! And my "superior analytical skills" got me to get out at the best possible ...
- capm replied Jun 29, 2021
Finally, I knew I could count on my "favourite student" to do his homework! Well done, Nitethinker. Thank you again. Also, as you can see if you step away for a moment: that chart looks ugly. I would think twice before venturing anything in ...