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Strategies & Market Trends : Neural Nets - A tool for the 90's

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To: Optim who wrote (35)1/7/1998 2:52:00 PM
From: alan von weiler  Read Replies (1) of 871
 
Hi Optim;

I also downloaded the new version of NeuroStock and agree it looks good. The improvements make the information easier to read. ie: the graph, month headings, etc.

What initially got me interested in pattern analysis was a weird
scenario which no one could/would explain to me. I held up a stockwatch chart of both ICA and CYR on Vancouver and Alberta, I think. Two separate companies but identical graph???? I looked at others for a similar pattern and found GLR on Vancouver. Now ICA was the first stock I ever made a decent amount of money on, so I was familiar with it. I then checked some indexes.

When I discouvered Neuro Stock, I ran ICA against CYR, then ICA against the others previously mentioned. Each with 20 days short term, but in different combinations. If the program is good, then all results should be similar, right. Also, if all nets say buy or sell, then that should be a pretty good indication of the future, I thought.
Today I tried all comparable stocks above, against ICA but looking at 5 days and long. I have 20 neurons running and with any profits, plan to upgrade, so the program will finance the upgrade if it works.

That is my story. How many neurons are you running? My confidence rates run around 70% to 82% but I don't know if that is good or I should try for more.

Regards,

Alan
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