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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: Tim Bagwell who wrote (3529)2/20/1998 10:31:00 PM
From: Rock Fish  Read Replies (4) of 42834
 
>Maybe we can piece together a few things about Bob's model.
>We know there are four components and we know that they
>are weighted nearly equally.

Extremely doubtful. The variables involved are part
of a partial differential equation. First, you
would need to figure out what form of partial differential
equation his model takes (you might get close by reading the
literature). Then you would need to figure out the
coefficients.

Once you figure all this stuff out, you would need to either
hire a team of economists/accountants, or pay some other
source to calculate all of the inputs. That is: not only
accurate estimates of all four parameters, but the partial differentials of all these parameters, which are even harder
to estimate. GOOD LUCK.

A good/accurate economic model takes very well trained
ecomomists/mathematicians to derive, and very well
trained economists/accountants to supply the inputs.

This is what Bob does for a living, and he's very good
at it. Don't expect a non-professional to duplicate, or
even understand it.

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Rock Fish
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