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...and that place would be Skate? (Damn this is going to be fun! )
...and that place would be Skate? (Damn this is going to be fun! )
This is an emotive reaction.
So people who employ a lot of staff and as a consequence of running a good business
looking after their staff with income well above the norm to an extent that a large majority
have long service leave and make as a consequence way more than they will ever need
are as Greedy as Fark?
...and that place would be Skate? (Damn this is going to be fun! )
So Skate tell us more about your trading system, I'm interested.
Throw us a bit of meat, as in some backtests, trade lists or something else to assist this thread. Did you code it yourself or did you get your concepts coded up?
And tell us more about your ability to follow your system without question, this point seems to be critical.
Don't fall for it @Ann ……. Skate is working an angle to enrage you …..
PS Anne didn't bite very hard Skate …. you may have to work harder than normal here
Maybe you've got your hands full atm, please take your time
...and that place would be Skate? (Damn this is going to be fun! )
Nor at times do men!
Bugger, I was hoping for a bit of fun and stimulation here....all I got was....
Now it sounds more like you are looking for a Dominatrix in a black leather corsette to play with Skate! Not my thing sorry!
I was so deeply remorseful that @Ann interpreted my comments other than intended so I was forced to say sorry more than once.
Men holding outdated views reflect poorly on us as a society.
Oh dear, going down PC road again.
Ann sounds like a good egg who would enjoy an argument not a raging feminist who wants an apology from a man for opening a door for a woman.
Feminism has men running down the humble road far too much. If women want "equality" then sometimes they need to take the rough with the smooth, and I emphasise I'm talking verbally only not about violence of any sort.
Anyway if this comment is too controversial for this forum, Joe has my permission to delete it at any time.
@tech/a women strive for equality every day - men shouldn't allow women to have equality they deserve better.
I gave @Ann an example - I fumblingly expressed that a "woman didn't know their place"
@Ann perceived I was putting her down & putting all women down in general - I was lifting her up, I was lifting all women up & I was deeply upset & hurt @Ann got that impression from me.
I was saddened & my feeling were deeply hurt by @Ann's response.
I was so deeply remorseful that @Ann interpreted my comments other than intended so I was forced to say sorry more than once.
Men holding outdated views reflect poorly on us as a society.
Skate
What makes you think @Ann perceived you to be putting her and all women down in general? Her response didn't indicate that to me.
So Skate tell us more about your trading system, I'm interested.
Throw us a bit of meat, as in some backtests, trade lists or something else to assist this thread. Did you code it yourself or did you get your concepts coded up?
And tell us more about your ability to follow your system without question, this point seems to be critical.
So not to exhaust readers - I'll post in bursts..
@Wyatt you wanted to know more about my trading system
My trading system
My personal trend trading strategy trades the top 500 companies, the All Ordinaries on the ASX markets, I only trade with the trend and if the Index filter turns on I trade and if the index filter turns off I don’t trade.
The Index Filter is a safety device that keeps me in and out of the market at just the right time.
When the market is not trending in an upward direction the filter turns off and my strategy won’t generate buys signals, thus protecting my capital.
I only trade when the (ASX) the ‘All Ordinaries’ is buoyant.
A single line of code generates my buy and sell signals and this is done without any emotional involvement.
The index filter also alters our trailing stoploss settings, our stoploss settings are more aggressive (very aggressive) when the index filter is on and our stoploss shortens considerably when the index filter turns off.
The index filter is a simple moving average over a set time frame.
Once the trailing stoploss has been hit a sell is generated and it is actioned without hesitation.
The mathematical advantage of any profitable system is driven by riding the winners as long as you can and cutting the losers quickly. This has been quoted many times before and its worth remembering
Skate
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