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Old 12-01-2007, 01:02 PM
Uglyowl Uglyowl is offline
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Default Re: A TRADABLE CONCEPT?

I am using www.stockfetcher.com

The data is only EOD and is $16.95 per month (I got the advanced subscription). You can test 2 year periods over from 2002-2007.

I have been pouring over the data and the most effective trading system produced sell signals on my shorts a few days later than my original entry date and would have saved me a ton of pain!

I am using just a 5 day holding period with no exit strategy currently (to be worked on). So far my data:

Longs: 58% winning rate (average return 0.90% over 5 days not including transaction costs)

Shorts: 51% success rate (average return 0.19% over 5 days) NOTE for clarification: Stock price averages a -0.19% dip over next 5 days.

For the shorts there is only about 20% of the sell signals my longs produce and it is a very small edge, although it is in a bull market).

My short technical analysis had to be extreme #'s to get any edge, had to go more overbought than I did on oversold on the long side.

FYI- I am using RSI(2), RSI(5),MA(50), MA(200), and 5 and 10 day high (or low), and a $5 stock price and 30,000 avg. volume in my analysis to far.

Interesting thread, the combination of this and a good pummeling in November, especially the final week in November, is making me really do some much needed work and self reflection after 3 very easy months! I thought I was the next Warren Buffet [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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