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To: Arthur Tang who wrote (1257)	2/28/2001 9:17:11 AM
From: TechTrader42	Respond to of 1471

"Anytime you seek an entry point or exit point is day trading." That's what I've been trying to tell him. In chronoscopy, one cannot run into this pitfall in trading, because all entry and exit points are coincident, as it were -- concurrent, synchronous. This is because the infinite is captured in a zero-instant, as you know. This goes without saying. In chronoscopy, any distinction between now and then, between before and after, is impossible. All events, including prices, are simultaneous. This has been firmly established. In any attempt to seek entry and exit points, the infinite is not retained. This is not good. It reduces market topology to three-dimensional Cartesian space. Many traders make this mistake, so it is understandable. Some make it twice. That is not understandable. Chronoscopy releases the trader from problematic, deterministic views of market forces and prices. In chronoscopy, any price is essentially fine, at any time. We recognize that this is not open to argument.

To: Arthur Tang who wrote (1257)	2/28/2001 12:25:56 PM
From: TechTrader42	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1471

More promising developments in chronoscopy were announced today. It's been quite a week. Chronoscopy Tubes Standardizes Digital Chronoscopy Coordinate Transformations PRT News Services - February 28, 2001 02:81 WAYWARD, N.Y. -- Chronoscopy Tubes Inc., a privately owned company, announced that the OpenFIT Chronoscopy Coordinate Transformation Implementation Specification, which was tentatively approved for implementation last year, has been finalized and released to clients. Coordinate transformation refers to nonlinear, nondeterministic mathematical processing that enables overlay of digital chronoscopy coordinate reference systems, that is, charts that use zero-instant "coordinate reference" systems. Because zero-instant reference systems are complex and diverse, accessing infinite amounts of data in an instant, digital chronoscopy systems have failed to become part of mainstream computing until now. Lack of a chronoscopic coordinate transformation interface standard has prevented scientists, statisticians, chess enthusiasts and stock market analysts from easily accessing and developing charts that have been created using zero-instant datums, circles of conflict, ellipsoids, projections and Callicott units. Now, users of chronoscopes with interfaces conforming to the new standard will be able to discover the topological coordinate reference systems of zero-instant data held in other systems on networks and then transparently transfer coordinates from one chronoscopic coordinate reference system to another. *** Needless to say, all this has very promising implications for TA.

To: Arthur Tang who wrote (1257)	3/10/2001 8:04:41 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1471

Revisit moving average and why it is only used for paper investing? This thread has been turned into a chat room and wasting time and space to wade through all that chit chat(even had posts of science fiction). The moving average is merely the price average including the last day of trading. It has no inclusion of volume which gives you the total amount of money changes hand(liquidity). If you are an amateur then you think it has some significance. It could prove to be valuable when you fit the curve. But the minute you invest by the moving average as a leading indicator, you will find yourself losing money. QQQ is an example of the errors of traderX, using moving average. Then he has to correct himself to short the stock. Most beginners are not people who can short stocks with a lot cash reserve. He should have advised to use options to take advantage of declining value of the stock short term. Lets not turn this thread into a mumbling chat room disgracing each other writing nonsense.