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To: fut_trade who wrote (12)	6/18/2002 11:59:21 AM
From: Defiant	Read Replies (1) of 50

True. Then you can use gains vs. losses for a given time period, or % increase in portfolio value for a given period of time or per trade/trades. Whatever analysis you want to use or feel comfortable with. For multiple indicators, they are all setup on slightly different values corresponding to time. So one will be an early signal that lets me know we are coming into a buying or selling zone, then the secondary signal will confirm a near-term bottom or top, and the next signal will show the reversal. I usually buy somewhere after the 2nd signal and the 3rd one. But it really depends on volatility and the status of the markets. All the indicators are set up on a chart and I have an alarm system which sends me updates on my cell phone. That way I can have a life and still trade, if I want to get away from the computer. Forex markets are open 24 hours a day. What I am really interested in and starting to look into are automated trading systems and neural network trading. Where your computer automatically buys and sells on your set paramaters and learns. Defiant

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