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autofx, dear autofx, has it now come to this? You're now backing up your claims with garyh's thread? It's so sad. Is your double-smoothed MACD... sorry ... is your break-out system ... sorry ... is your three lows / highs system in trouble perhaps? Don't worry, there are still so many systems out there and giving your web site a make-over is easy. I have just looked at it, by the way. The visual experience is much better than it used to be, but I couldn't find any mentioning of your old systems, which was odd, because the rhetorics sounded familiar. Don't you think it would be fait to inform your readers and potential customers that you change systems often?
When you quote me, it would be wonderful if you answered the question first. Since you apparently believe religiously in mechanical systems and the idea of cutting your losses short, why do 90% of all systems degrade in their overall profitability when you introduce stop losses? It's a simple question. Surely, a guru in computerised trading such as yourself can shed light on this interesting issue. But then you never really answer questions, do you?
If you notice one or several people having a problem with you, it's because you're selling something. And what you have to sell is not worth anything, because you very clearly haven't got the faintest grasp of anything related to this business. As you have demonstrated so often, you cannot even do simple math.
In closing, I would like to suggest an idea to you. It's very simple. People who can trade, do so. They do so with their own money or they are employed by trading firms in one way or another. They do not give their trading methodology away to strangers and they do not sell it for something like $150/mo. WHEN people offer services such as your's for $150/mo., then very clearly it doesn't work. If you should one day stumble upon a winning system or steal it from garyh or whatever, you wouldn't sell it for peanuts, now would you?
Cheers,
Smurf
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