Posted by fredsaid on 16th of Feb 2023 at 09:36 pm
Matt - sharing some thoughts on "The List". During my
last year of college, for my software project course, I wrote a
lottery number analysis program. Most basically it took
whatever parameters you gave it and based on those parameters would
pick numbers, let's call this an INDICATOR. Sample short span
HOT INDICATOR- given the last 10 drawings pick 5 numbers that have
occurred the most often,. There are unlimitted INDICATORS
that a user could then configure and save with parameters like # of
drawings, # of numbers to pick, etc. When you save an
INDICATOR with parameters, let's call that an S INDICATOR
(Saved/Special). Next you can select any number of S
INDICATORS to create a PROGRAM. A PROGRAM was a set of S
INDICATORs, the user picks which S INDICATORS to include AND
assigns a WEIGHT to each S INDICATOR. Then when you run the
PROGRAM, it applies all of your S INDICATORs to select the numbers
that had the highest WEIGHTed frequency and those would be the
lottery numbers you would play. Needless to say, after I
wrote the program, which I got 100% on, I never used it to try to
win the lottery. All that being said, wouldn't it be cool to
have a set of your S INDICATORs in a PROGRAM where each is WEIGHTED
and then backtest those PROGRAMS as new BPT Systems ?
Different combinations of indicators will certainly produce
different results. I've thought about this often when you
post some indicators but not others ... like what's the perfect
combo or how many of them need to trigger to flip the script ?
Congrats on that. Respectfully, not sure it has to be that
complicated. Anyone can set up a simple spreadsheet with an input
of their fav indicators. Keeping track of them every day can give
you a great idea of where the market is. Use a numbered system if
you want. Colors can help. So a simple look gives you a great
aerial view of the market. I do it every day.
Posted by timebandit on 17th of Feb 2023 at 08:56 am
Ditto. The best algorithm is the one that develops in your mind
when you track the same charts day after day for years. It takes a
while to assemble the list that will work for you. And this is work
that only you can do. Nobody can do it for you
Added more indicators to the list
Posted by matt on 16th of Feb 2023 at 05:17 pm
added more today - still more to add and of course organizing them. However there's a nice description next to each
https://breakpointtrades.com/market_analysis/legacy/?nl_id=3995
Matt - sharing some thoughts
Posted by fredsaid on 16th of Feb 2023 at 09:36 pm
Matt - sharing some thoughts on "The List". During my last year of college, for my software project course, I wrote a lottery number analysis program. Most basically it took whatever parameters you gave it and based on those parameters would pick numbers, let's call this an INDICATOR. Sample short span HOT INDICATOR- given the last 10 drawings pick 5 numbers that have occurred the most often,. There are unlimitted INDICATORS that a user could then configure and save with parameters like # of drawings, # of numbers to pick, etc. When you save an INDICATOR with parameters, let's call that an S INDICATOR (Saved/Special). Next you can select any number of S INDICATORS to create a PROGRAM. A PROGRAM was a set of S INDICATORs, the user picks which S INDICATORS to include AND assigns a WEIGHT to each S INDICATOR. Then when you run the PROGRAM, it applies all of your S INDICATORs to select the numbers that had the highest WEIGHTed frequency and those would be the lottery numbers you would play. Needless to say, after I wrote the program, which I got 100% on, I never used it to try to win the lottery. All that being said, wouldn't it be cool to have a set of your S INDICATORs in a PROGRAM where each is WEIGHTED and then backtest those PROGRAMS as new BPT Systems ? Different combinations of indicators will certainly produce different results. I've thought about this often when you post some indicators but not others ... like what's the perfect combo or how many of them need to trigger to flip the script ?
Congrats on that. Respectfully, not
Posted by brophy on 17th of Feb 2023 at 07:08 am
Congrats on that. Respectfully, not sure it has to be that complicated. Anyone can set up a simple spreadsheet with an input of their fav indicators. Keeping track of them every day can give you a great idea of where the market is. Use a numbered system if you want. Colors can help. So a simple look gives you a great aerial view of the market. I do it every day.
Ditto. The best algorithm is
Posted by timebandit on 17th of Feb 2023 at 08:56 am
Ditto. The best algorithm is the one that develops in your mind when you track the same charts day after day for years. It takes a while to assemble the list that will work for you. And this is work that only you can do. Nobody can do it for you
Well stated Brophy
Posted by steve on 17th of Feb 2023 at 07:31 am
Well stated Brophy
bullish percents never fails
Posted by law6 on 17th of Feb 2023 at 06:51 am
bullish percents never fails
and usdjpy
Posted by law6 on 17th of Feb 2023 at 06:53 am
and usdjpy