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Kiwi, Bunter: there's a guy who could really use your help. Take a look at this message by Joe, it sounds like your most recent exchange of messages here fits his problem exactly:
http://traderclub.com/discus/messages/1 ... #POST15922

Don, think about what you're asking. c.f. is selling software called Veritrader that helps to answer "what-if" questions like What if I tested these portfolios over the long term? Which ones would show the most impressive results? It occurs to me that one simple answer is "buy Veritra...

Why should I have to completely specify the trading system, down to the very smallest detail, myself; let the test software do that for me. I would say Gimme a reversal system that never goes flat, makes about two round-trip trades per month, and trades when the shorter timeframe trend diverges from...

A lively discussion of those very topics is found at this URL:
http://traderclub.com/discus/messages/1 ... #POST14300

I will add my $0.02 as well. I have found that the advice of people who say "maybe you might want to investigate (X), perhaps in a computer test" has always been vastly superior to the advice of others who use the S word: "You SHOULD do (Y) and you SHOULD never do (Z)." Generally...

How about we email our thoughts straight to your thesis advisor and cut out unnecessary layers of middlemen?

In real life, of course, there are more than two possible outcomes. (You could make $100 profit. You could make $350 profit. You could lose $200. You could lose $4250. etc .) Good old MJ posted a nice programming problem in which there are SIX possible outcomes rather than two. Your job: find the op...

The roman letter "w" is being used to signify the greek letter "omega" (lowercase) for typesetting convenience. Lowercase omega is the traditional variable name always used for angular frequency , in radians per second. Your equation is in the frequency domain : G(w) is the gain ...