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  1. EMH, Fundamentalists, Technical analysis : are all SEMI-TRUE LIES ?

    harrytrader wrote: Current academics' stochastic process models are non-EMH (and subsume Technical Analysis). Just browse Quantitative Finance...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 16, 2004 in forum: Technical Analysis

  2. EMH, Fundamentalists, Technical analysis : are all SEMI-TRUE LIES ?

    harrytrader wrote: But as we have seen, as many academics and practitioners are pursuing hidden markov models (HMMs) in quantitative finance,...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 15, 2004 in forum: Technical Analysis

  3. Why EMH is flawed: it relies on Probability Theory which CAN'T DEFINE Randomness

    harrytrader wrote: My question was the difference between what you were calling RMH and RWH. So what TA is not Markov (or perhaps modelled as...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 8, 2004 in forum: Technical Analysis

  4. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    sle wrote: Nice example. Technical analysts would think of the other side of the coin: non-martingale markov random processes.
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 7, 2004 in forum: Psychology

  5. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    sle wrote: Your drunks would typically be modeled as Markov random processes, in either case (depends on what the recurrent and absorbing...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 6, 2004 in forum: Psychology

  6. Why EMH is flawed: it relies on Probability Theory which CAN'T DEFINE Randomness

    harrytrader wrote: I assume Random Market Hypothesis is the same as Random Walk Hypothesis (that is what it is referred to in the...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 5, 2004 in forum: Technical Analysis

  7. Why EMH is flawed: it relies on Probability Theory which CAN'T DEFINE Randomness

    valleyvintner wrote: As noted before, in terms of random processes, the issue of randomness is: is a market a Martingale (EMH) or...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 5, 2004 in forum: Technical Analysis

  8. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    harrytrader wrote: While EMH random processes satisify the Martingale property, non-EMH random processes (with application to Technical...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 4, 2004 in forum: Psychology

  9. Before you spend $1 on a system read this.

    Samson77 wrote: Logically, this makes these necessary and sufficient conditions. But could you say what trading system you would be a...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 4, 2004 in forum: Trading

  10. Scottrader Elite

    tradeplay wrote: ScottradeELITE (Windows-based) did seem a much better and more solid interface application than Scottrader (a Java applet)...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 3, 2004 in forum: Retail Brokers

  11. Scottrader Elite

    Actually the name of it is ScottradeELITE. I went by their Dallas office and played with a demo account. For the type of trading one might do...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 3, 2004 in forum: Retail Brokers

  12. Scottrader Elite

    armsoforion wrote: There was only a link to the Scottrader demo here: http://www.scottrade.com/flash/flash.asp but no Elite demo I...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 2, 2004 in forum: Retail Brokers

  13. Scottrader Elite

    Is there a link to ScottradeELITE that explains the difference with Scottrader?
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 2, 2004 in forum: Retail Brokers

  14. How was your New Years Night?

    aphexcoil wrote: You didn't ask her up to your room to see your candlestick strategies?
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 2, 2004 in forum: Politics

  15. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    ARogueTrader wrote: But this is why QRNGs are chosen over PRNGs. Would one laugh at random bits from...
    Post by: mujotrader, Jan 1, 2004 in forum: Psychology

  16. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    nitro wrote: I think this is as true as anything we know.
    Post by: mujotrader, Dec 29, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  17. Why EMH is flawed: it relies on Probability Theory which CAN'T DEFINE Randomness

    harrytrader wrote: It seems to me that academics are publishing as many non-EMH models as TA practitioners practice (just browse Quantitative...
    Post by: mujotrader, Dec 29, 2003 in forum: Technical Analysis

  18. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    harrytrader wrote: Lest anyone be confused, words "stochastic" and "random", as in "stochastic process", "random process", "random...
    Post by: mujotrader, Dec 28, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  19. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    harrytrader wrote: Probability (random processes) and (Euclidean) geometry are equally well defined mathematically. But also if the dice-roll...
    Post by: mujotrader, Dec 28, 2003 in forum: Psychology

  20. Do you really know what Randomness is ?

    bobcathy1 wrote: This is not true, as you can see studying textbooks on random processes; e.g. diffusion and jump-diffusion processes are both...
    Post by: mujotrader, Dec 28, 2003 in forum: Psychology
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