Ok, so it seems to me there are folks out there who have developed profitable systems and due to the blood sweat and tears involved in the process of building a system very few, if any, are willing to share their trade secrets. Fair enough. I will put in my time pay my dues and build a profitable system and take your silent examples as a 'word to the wise' to keep my mouth shut about anything I create.
It's just that I am goal oriented and very competitive. If I knew of some system that churned out cash at a specific percentage I would not stop building until I exceeded that system's performance. Without this feedback I am very likely to be satisfied with a much less profitable system simply because I don't know of anything better. What better environment to develop a system than one in which everyone knows what they have to compete against??? --- In [email protected], "brian_z111" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Mr. 21015" <mr_21015@> wrote: > > > > what, if any, formula in the AB library is anyone using to > consistently > > make money. *Please* don't tell me it's a combination of things; I > > could do the same thing without using AB. thanks in advance! > > > > > Referencing your 'question' (and also Petes)............ a 'long' > pysychological commentary on Fred's answer. > > >Perhaps a better question to ask is: > >"How many of you are actually using Amibroker to make the kind of > >money > >to quit your day-job using a custom built or borrowed system?" > > > > So you don't waste anymore of our time, or your time: > > You are really addressing this question to yourSELF. > It is an outward expression of your own inner SELF DOUBT. > > In pragmatic terms: > > a) Set your own trading objectives (since they are your own it > follows that you must 'believe' in them?) > b) use the tools at your disposal to achieve your goals (AB is one > such tool, albeit not the only one). > c) don't blame the tools > > What does 'what I am doing' have to do with 'what you are doing'? > > > brian_z >
