Old Archive for "September, 2008"

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Here you can find links to old content I had on the blog, prior to switching to our group pages. Have fun looking around... some of it is pretty good! If you are looking for the best of the best posts from both the old and new eras, then go to the Articles Page. If you want the newest material, browse the public group (and the google waves associated with it).

Accrued Interest

Posted on September 30th, 2008
Written by Richard

Hi all. I’m a bit busy at the moment trying to get the October releases of my

EOTPro Indicator School Video

Posted on September 26th, 2008
Written by Richard

Here’s the latest indicator school video. Our presentation last night went over ninja, and some of Glen’s new coding efforts, and various bits of trading advice.
http://eotpro.acrobat.com/p37927330/
Enjoy!

The Full Day of Signals on My ES Charts

Posted on September 25th, 2008
Written by Richard

I go over the full day, every trade, both entry and exit criteria, on my newest charts. Pretty freaking awesome, I think. :-)

Also, this post has some important trend-identification tips. Basically, if the candles are green and going up, the trend is up. If the candles are red and going down, [...]

I Heart Aquamacs

Posted on September 25th, 2008
Written by Richard

For a long time, I’ve been building GNU Emacs for OS X with the carbon interface enabled. It’s been alright, true enough. But recently I stumbled upon Aquamacs, and it’s like all of my emacs prayers have been answered.
Take Aquamacs, add Markdown Mode and possibly weblogger.el, and you have the strongest [...]

Gaming the Markets

Posted on September 24th, 2008
Written by Richard

We played a game today in the eotpro live room, that I think I had seen in an article by Linda Bradford Raschke a long time ago. I’m not sure. [Edit: I found my original post on it here. Anyway, the idea is to pick a timeframe, and set a timer [...]

Auto-Currying vs. Variable-Arity

Posted on September 23rd, 2008
Written by Richard

When designing a programming language, I always reach a few decision points where I have to choose between two options that both sound good to me. One of those is whether to allow variable arguments (a la scheme), or do automatic currying (a la haskell). Other languages have these features, but I pick [...]

My Day Off

Posted on September 23rd, 2008
Written by Richard

Here’s the end of the day on my new charts. Don’t worry, you can still be manly and weep at the beauty of these signals.

A Simple Screen Shot

Posted on September 22nd, 2008
Written by Richard

As I told people in the eotpro live room, I am going to my first dance lessons tonight. Yeah, that’s not a typo. So, I don’t have time to post much, but here is an example trade from my screens today:

The new charts have been good lately! Today was pretty bland til [...]

The Look of Manipulation

Posted on September 19th, 2008
Written by Richard

When I was first reading about stocks, trying to learn the game, they taught me how to spot manipulation and insider trading. They would show me something that looks like this pre-market picture:

Note the thousands of contracts sitting on the bid, since the market essentially ran out of sellers and the market went limit-up. [...]

Checking Out Ensign

Posted on September 17th, 2008
Written by Richard

I’m checking out Ensign Software’s charting platform, as we are interested in porting the eotpro.com indicators to it. So far, I’m having issues getting a real-time data feed for futures hooked up to it, but hopefully that will be resolved soon. Just looking around, I have to say it looks oddly familiar… [...]

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