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Strategies & Market Trends : Dunnigan's Swing Formulas
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To: KymarFye who wrote (21)1/27/2002 7:59:11 PM
From: MechanicalMethod  Read Replies (1) of 37
 
I'm working on 2 different rulesets and 1 of them deals with trend which is different than these simple dir rules. The trend rules utilize the larger swing structure you mentioned and I've until now kept both sets of rules separated to:

1. dir
2. trend

I've an idea for using trend as a weight to determine if I should keep 1/10/02 and other questionable reversal bars as reversals or continuations. It requires mixing 2 distinctly separate rulesets and I don't see any infinite loop potential since only dir would be influenced which doesn't feedback to historical trend but does determine present trend but not in a problematic sense.

I hope that helps with your thoughts about the 2B and I'll dig up my notes about how trend had actually turned down prior to 1/10 and thus taking an early repeat signal on 1/10 would be more advantageous than weighting dir, since it would weight trend. Maybe the note I post later will make more sense.
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