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Predictions + Projections

An SI Board Since October 2001

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Emcee: MechanicalMethod	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Math for looking ahead 1 bar.

This is the premier frontier of TA. There's not likely to be much discussion beyond probing + exploring each other's abilities... which I hope leads to lots of us connecting offline for serious collaboration.

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26	State the obvious, reduce to simple terms, get to the essence. projected MAE =	MechanicalMethod	-	2/1/2002
25	I've set this aside to catch up on other things but for future reference: p	MechanicalMethod	-	1/31/2002
24	The code, although different than what you're used to reading, translates ea	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
23	Notes would be great but no hurry on the TS code as my charting/quote system is	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
22	If it adds benefit to what I already have I'll reciprocate by sending the TS	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
21	Have emailed the spreadsheet to the email address in your profile.	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
20	Interesting but I think you'll find the results improve if you break the dat	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
19	Steve, I'll have to study this to determine how you did it but I'm enjoy	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
18	To work out the variance, I took the QQQ data for the last 3 years and removed t	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
17	That's the premise and why it works but projecting price is tougher than pro	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
16	Wow - looking closer at predictions for yesterday's results, the midpoint of	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
15	22dma isn't what I had in mind but it would be interesting to see someone tr	MechanicalMethod	-	1/23/2002
14	OK, I have made a first attempt at your model. 1)Signal is extrapolation of mid	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
13	22 DMA would make a bad signal line. It would always cause the next bar to sudde	Steve Lee	-	1/23/2002
12	I can see similarities but it's not the same as what I've described. Yo	MechanicalMethod	-	1/22/2002
11	Have you done any thing along these lines? Using 163 stocks posted on Zeev's	TREND1	-	1/22/2002
10	let me study this	TREND1	-	1/22/2002
9	I've studied Larry's system but his rules for how the stdDev component w	MechanicalMethod	-	1/22/2002
8	Have you discussed this with Larry Dudash? He has used a system whereby he plot	Steve Lee	-	1/22/2002
7	Steve, I haven't fooled with this for a couple months. Yesterday I pasted	MechanicalMethod	-	1/22/2002
6	OK, I get ya. Do you often find the max low above the min high? What time inter	Steve Lee	-	1/22/2002
5	It predicts 5 prices for each bar. The easiest prediction is the signal line.	MechanicalMethod	-	1/22/2002
4	Apart from in a very strong trend, I believe that the allowable error in the nex	Steve Lee	-	1/22/2002
3	If anyone comes across an "exchange" sort I believe it's faster th	MechanicalMethod	-	1/22/2002
2	Turns represent a problem since rate of change goes flat combining downward with	MechanicalMethod	-	11/1/2001

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