I saw that too. I think the chart he shows in the newsletters
has a slightly different setting. He has mentioned that before. I
wouldn't mind if the one in the newsletter was the primary one
though. Seems to do a little better, at least lately.
come on guys, this has been clarified many times. The SPX
and QQQ daily KISS systems in the newsletter are custom daily
settings, they don't match the standard daily from the KISS
tables.
should be obvious: again you have the standard KISS with the
daily and weekly tables. then you have backtested custom settings
from the high performance. They both have their purposes
I doubt anyone wants me to remove the high performance systems
just so that everything is all the same. The standard KISS
covers 750 stocks and ETF's, the high performance list is 27 stocks
and ETF's only and I'll add more over time but it will never be a
large list, it's not meat to be. The standard KISS - since
its run across 750 names most can find a stock or ETF they might
own so it's meant as a broad coverage. The High Performance
is targeted small group
Posted by skwan1940 on 16th of Sep 2024 at 02:07 pm
Agreed, BPT is a smorgasbord like you said years ago and the
beauty is we can pick and choose. Just like you have
different settings for the SPY and MES in the mean reversion
systems, it's good to have different options.
Matt, The weekend newsletter chart
Posted by Gator on 16th of Sep 2024 at 09:58 am
Matt, The weekend newsletter chart 17 for $INX daily you mentioned it is still long. However; in the BPT KISS Daily it shows flat. What am I missing.
I saw that too. I
Posted by oreo on 16th of Sep 2024 at 10:15 am
I saw that too. I think the chart he shows in the newsletters has a slightly different setting. He has mentioned that before. I wouldn't mind if the one in the newsletter was the primary one though. Seems to do a little better, at least lately.
I was confused on that
Posted by saltlakegolfer on 16th of Sep 2024 at 10:13 am
I was confused on that as well
come on guys, this has
Posted by matt on 16th of Sep 2024 at 10:19 am
come on guys, this has been clarified many times. The SPX and QQQ daily KISS systems in the newsletter are custom daily settings, they don't match the standard daily from the KISS tables.
https://breakpointtrades.com/sts_table/?search=BPT_basket
you can find these however in the high performance section, note the daily QQQ and $INX
https://breakpointtrades.com/sts_premium/
I guess I would wonder
Posted by brophy on 16th of Sep 2024 at 01:12 pm
I guess I would wonder why 2 different versions of SPX KISS exist in the first place.
should be obvious: again you
Posted by matt on 16th of Sep 2024 at 01:55 pm
should be obvious: again you have the standard KISS with the daily and weekly tables. then you have backtested custom settings from the high performance. They both have their purposes
I doubt anyone wants me to remove the high performance systems just so that everything is all the same. The standard KISS covers 750 stocks and ETF's, the high performance list is 27 stocks and ETF's only and I'll add more over time but it will never be a large list, it's not meat to be. The standard KISS - since its run across 750 names most can find a stock or ETF they might own so it's meant as a broad coverage. The High Performance is targeted small group
Agreed, BPT is a smorgasbord
Posted by skwan1940 on 16th of Sep 2024 at 02:07 pm
Agreed, BPT is a smorgasbord like you said years ago and the beauty is we can pick and choose. Just like you have different settings for the SPY and MES in the mean reversion systems, it's good to have different options.
Matt, I didn't realize we
Posted by Gator on 16th of Sep 2024 at 11:10 am
Matt, I didn't realize we could have the same instrument with same time period with different signals. Thanks for the clarification.