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Questions
(Quotes from Ed in Red)
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Answers |
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Mon, 30 Oct
2006
Relationship Progress
My girlfriend and I have a weekly meeting where we share our feelings
about our relationship. At our previous meeting she asks me to check my
feelings at my next tribe meeting about two situations:
1. I tell her I feel my grandma is evil. She does not accept my feeling.
I get pissed at her because she does not accept my feeling and in turn
don't accept her feeling of "being weirded out."
2. She gets jealous because I talk to a female friend on the phone in
whom I have no romantic interest whatsoever. I get pissed at her because
she doesn't believe me. She says she does, but she still feels jealous.
I don't accept her feeling and expect her to change.
After she points it out to me I realize that I do not accept her
feelings in either situation. I take my feelings to my tribe.
At the
meeting I get into the form of not wanting to deal with this. I go with
the process. Eventually I arrive at the form of "I am guilty". I keep
saying this, eventually I start saying this in German (my native
language): "Ich hab schuld, Ich hab schuld!" It feels great to openly
experience this feeling. After my hotseat I don't remember how I got to
the feeling and totally forget about the situations my girlfriend
challenges me on.
Yesterday we have another meeting. She asks me if I looked into the
issue. I hesitate for a second ... AHA. Yes, when she doesn't accept me, I
feel I am doing something wrong. I need her approval, otherwise I feel
guilty. This is liberating as I feel I can accept her, while also
accepting and respecting my feelings.
I am thankful to have such a wonderful girlfriend. |
Thank you for sharing your process.

Relationship
The dynamics reflect the interplay of
the programming of both parties
Relationships develop properties of their own
such as "comfortable distance."
Clip:
http://www.carltonartgallery.com/
warren_dennis_gallery.htm |
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Sun, 29 Oct
2006
Apprentice
Ed, I've read of people being your apprentice for you in the past and
was
wondering if you still do this? |
I sometimes have space for an
apprentice who wants to work hard in exchange for room and board. |
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Sun, 29 Oct
2006
Day Trading
Video
Dear Ed,
Please find attached a little video of a young trader trying to day
trade the DAX.
Kindest regards to you and yours.
Day Trader Video |
Nice forms. |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Dryer Lint
Confirmation or shoot me down in flames?
It has been 40 years since I was in college, so pardon that some things
are somewhat more dim.
Found your site while searching the web to review Bernoulli's
principal for the following practical problem:
I just finished cleaning an astonishing amount of lint clogging the
dryer exhaust pipe (std. 4" dia). This was not an easy task, but a
necessary one for the efficiency of the dryer and safety in that a
lint clogged exhaust is a fire hazard.
So instead of going to sleep, the mind started grinding away, - it
seems a fact of life that ALL dryers expel some lint that gets past
even a religiously maintained lint filter in the machine. This winds
up in the exhaust airs tream, and in some installations the exhaust
piping can be a long run with a few right angle bends in it.
So - can I design a lint filter to put onto the exhaust that can be
easily cleaned and low restriction?
The concept is air coming from the dryer carrying some residual lint
goes into an expansion chamber, and then exits back though the same
diameter (4") piping. If the incoming air stream enters from a 4"
diameter pipe with a 4pi cross sectional area, and the cross
sectional area of the expansion chamber is 4 x 9 (rectangular is easy
for me to fabricate (and would have a Plexiglas cover so I could see
if lint has accumulated and is easily opened for cleaning, I would
anticipate a ~3x reduction in airflow velocity which would (I hope)
allow the lint to drop to the bottom of the chamber. Air would be
vented from the top of the chamber through and regain most of it's
input velocity, in theory sans lint? |
Lint particles are small and light. The "settling time" for lint particles
is likely considerably
longer than their "transit time" through your plenum.
Thus, your device is
likely to pass most of the lint straight through.
The most effective small particle
removal systems use small gauge filters, electrostatics, etc.

Dryer Pelts
If you are careful removing the lint
from your dryer screen
you can assemble an interesting collection
of
"dryer pelts."
Clip:
http://bakedbeats.com/poptart/images/lint.jpg |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Jade
Hi Ed,
I spend a good Sunday with my wife & kids, working out and
re-reading the Jade Master from The Trader's Window and allowing my mind
and body to catch up with my soul from a busy week of trading.
As I muse
and meditate on your parable for its purpose & meaning, I discover a
different perspective of looking at trading, living and training the
martial arts.
Before I gain Mastery, I must become a good student. I seek knowledge
within and without (learn from a Master). I am willing to pay (trade) my
price (risk) in exchange for my success (reward). I empty all
pre-conceived bias, opinion and prejudice to become available to new
ideas and information. I experience the new ideas for myself by doing,
acting and practicing. My focus is on my lessons and my learnings, NOT
the Master's methods and his teachings. I learn from mistakes by trial.
I discover my Truth from seeking within. I try not to repeat mistakes.
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Thank you for sharing your process.

Jade
In the Jade
Master fable, when an apprentice comes to work every morning the Master
hands him some Jade pieces, usually just fragments. The Master
then pontificates about politics, religion and sex. After several
months the young apprentice comes to the Jade Master and says, "I quit. I
come here to learn the Jade trade and all you do is talk about politics,
religion and sex." The Master laughs and hands the boy a precious
looking stone, "What's this?" he asks his apprentice. "I don't know
what it is. I do know it's not Jade."
Clip:
http://www.nada.kth.se/~asa/bilder/jade.gif |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Likes TSP
Ed,
Thank you sincerely for presenting the Trading System Project. I have
learned more than many book reads! I can’t wait to see more. |
OK. |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Grieving
I wish to share with the greater trading tribe. I grieve my trading
losses.
I grieve them today. I feel and experience the feeling that losses
generate.
I thank my trading tribe for supporting me in feeling my trading
losses. On the hot seat I experienced my feelings about loss. I felt
these
feelings and I experience them. |
Thank you for sharing your process.
For more about grieving, and how we are
handling it with the Rocks Process, see the link to Rocks, above.

Grieving
A natural, healthy
and essential response
to loss.
Clip:
http://www.nancysherman.net/grief.html |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Definition of
Heat
Ed,
I’ve been studying the Trading System Project for a couple of days, but
I can’t find a mathematical definition of “heat”. Is it given somewhere
on the site? |
Heat is a qualitative term relating
to portfolio risk exposure and also to the risk on a trade.
Examples:
This
client can't take the volatility, so we are trading him at 1/2 heat
(1/2 as many contracts per million as the norm).
I'm taking
150 points of heat on this trade. (My protective stop is 150
points below my entry price).

If You Can't Stand The Heat
take something off
Clip:
http://www.pierresilber.com/sexybikinis1.html |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
An Idea For
Your Site
Dear Ed,
Thanks a million for your insightful comments.
"You might consider noticing the feeling that comes up just before you
engage the drama".
I will try to do this when I feel them coming on.
Also your suggestion that I could be using my "drama like a drug" was
probably correct.
The human mind is indeed highly complex!
I have an idea for your site, but I do have a selfish reason for this
but that aside I think it will be well received by readers.
As most participants of your site are system traders / programmers, its
likely that a resource centre for programmers to share their ideas, and
seek programming help would be popular.
You could make it like a bulletin board, where readers could post follow
ups to respond to the questions of others.
Of course you can edit them, or remove material which you deem as
unsuitable.
Its clear you have a large number of high caliber readers here, and this
could bring a new dimension to your site.
Perhaps to make allowance for your time in doing it, you could make a
small $50 annual membership charge?
[Code with some problems]
I don't expect you to fix this for me Ed, but perhaps you could post it,
and see if anyone has an interest in the above scheme? Or if anyone can
find a solution perhaps your could post my email address with it. |
Thank you for the suggestion.
I like answer FAQ's personally.
I do
not intend to charge for this site - although you can send me as much money
as you please.
You might consider consulting with a
programmer about your
coding problem.

FAQ is Free
If you'd like to send in money
please feel free to do so.
Clip:
http://www.americanhomeguides.com/
membership/net_vs_paper.html |
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Sat, 28 Oct
2006
Long Side
Hello Ed,
It has been too long since we have connected. For some reason the issue
of
self-awareness came up tonight which made me think of our many
conversations.
I
have been so entrenched in the world of hedge funds it would be good to
catch up.
Your observations about shorting and long short managers of several
years ago
have truly played out.
The one lesson that I have learned from you and
have
always remembered is that the money is to be made on the long side. |
Thank you for staying in touch. |
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Fri, 27 Oct
2006
Workshop
I commit to next workshop
I finally drop dim. I attend a Tribe in another city.
My intentions are to remove knots.
My preliminary results ("feelings") are hard to rationally explain, but
I feel good.
Events came up that I didn't even remember.
Thanks for the effort.
I notice your glossary is improved and refined.
History has shown emotional domain to be largely play of manipulation,
this is very interesting. |
Thank you for sharing your process. |
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Thu, 26 Oct
2006
Houston Up and Running
We had the first tribe meeting in Houston with wonderful results. Three
members to start and breakthroughs already!!! |
OK. |
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Thu, 26 Oct
2006
Family
Tribe Grows
Monday 23, 2006: my daughter is born ! I'm proud to say it to all of you
out there !!! After all, we share a piece of life here on Ed's FAQ as a
giant tribe and I feel such a wonderful feeling to welcome our child in my
little family one. |
Congratulations! |
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Wed, 25 Oct
2006
K-not Formation in
Kids
Sir,
Knot formation in kids - your views on noticing them during their
formation and steps to be taken to avoid them, during their upbringing. |
We tend to tie k-nots in our kids
that match our own.
We are typically not aware of doing this.
The best way
to avoid tying k-nots in your kids is to untie your own k-nots.
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Tue, 24 Oct
2006
Hot Experience at
Work
Hi Ed
I hope you are well. I know you are traveling and hope you are having a
great time. Just want to write you because my life have been improving
dramatically and I started to really get good result from practicing
snapshot + TTP.
The introducing snapshots
... turned out not good
because I was in "Should Mode" and some drama occurred and Fred sensed
that I was not welcome back to that tribe and that's OK. I learned a lot
from it.
[I am now]
moving forward and members are experiencing positive improvements. My
relationship snapshot ... basically identified serious K-not. Guilty-Knot. TTP member helped
me tremendously to feel the Guilt and was a tremendous experience.
I
notice that my excessive drinking, and eating create temporary pleasure
yet at the end a tremendous guilt. I go to TTP website and search Guilt
and many FAQ finally made sense.
Not being able to pay bills got lot to
do with Guilt I guess. Anyway I was feeling great with this new
discovery and observing myself however today at work some serious drama
occurred. My secret right livelihood snapshot was to pay off Uncle Sam
that I owe from 2003.
Finally with my improvement in cash flow allow me
to pay off everything this week to put an end to this drama. However
there was a catch and I was few hundred bucks short so I go to my
assistant to request advance from this month's production.
I have lots
of money in this month and feel totally comfortable asking for this
advance. Then few hours ago while I was working my ass off on the phone
my boss distracts me to ask all kinds of question about the advance.
I
told him the story and showed him all my documents in the mean time I am
asking what the hell he give a damn for I mean its my money. Basically
none of his damn business. "Are you OK with money?" I been paying my own
bills since I was 15 and here this girl telling him about my personal
business after telling me there nothing wrong with asking for advance
since its my money.
Long story short I was so hot I raised lots of money
in few hours. Obviously this was a drama. May be its because I missed
the tribe meeting today. May be it's not a good FAQ.
You might just
toss it. But a thank you for everything and I been pretty good with
holding the position now. I
guess markets good but I believe the big contribution is getting my life
together step by step and Risk Management. Surprisingly another tribe might
have a first meeting next week. Then again it might just be me setting
up for disappointment like what happen today at work. Good luck and
thank you for your contribution dearly sir, you are a wonderful person.
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Thank you for sharing your process.

Giving Advice and Even Orders
rarely changes patterns
that your Rocks control
Clip:
http://www.sonofthesouth.net/
uncle-sam/no-drinking-sign.htm |
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Tue, 24 Oct
2006
Trust
In response to today's reading of "Rocks"
http://www.seykota.com/tribe/Rocks/index.htm
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I work with dogs and horses. My job is to help animals with "problem"
behaviors become more compatible with the people charged with their
care. Often, an animal has a train of traumas that can be identified
and addressed.
The fear is response to a perceived big scary shadow.
It is what happens when a mental object (trauma memory) is mistaken for
a current threat. The repellent behaviors peel away as the old trauma
is revealed as dead. New experience is the lever that displaces the
old trauma. Trust is the fulcrum. Presence in the living moment is the
result.
There is no reason for a horse to be afraid of the plastic grocery bag
blowing through the barn, but he is likely to hurt himself or someone
else trying to get away from it. He is terrified.
So, we establish
confidence (invest time) in my leadership (to build trust). The bag
blows by (we confront the reflection of old trauma). The horse reacts.
The leader does not. The bag blows by ... We repeat the process until
the horse is following the energy of leader (reacting with quiet
assurance) and in the process discovers that the bag is just a bag.
Time, trust and confrontation bring us back to quiet Presence.
Perhaps our rocks are not foreign forms of solidified minerals, but are
petrified tissue. Maybe they were skin, our most protective organ, that
is not shed; a collection of scabs and scars.
The resulting mass is an
obstruction that is sloughed away only when we discover more value in
its absence than in its presence. Unaddressed, the rock collects other
detritus, the refuse of dramas.
Unaddressed, the rock becomes a way of
life and we pass on the injury (ies) that make for similar rocks. A big
enough rock with powerful drama (s) becomes obsession (addiction?) and
seems big enough to dominate much of our attention and energies. In
addiction we spend our time in an eddy full of stale water swirling
around a big stinky rock instead of flowing along the hills and fields,
across the topography of life. We are afraid. We hide.
Trust gives me the faith to risk releasing myself from the old life
around the rock. Trust is the flowing fresh water. I call trust,
"confidence in my self, in my choices in my friends". Trust is
confidence in my leadership of my own life. Much of the leadership
consists of surrender. Go figure.
Thanks, Ed, for being who you are and for sharing what you feel. It
helps me trust. |
In many cases, we are now able to
locate critical incidents (such as might make someone react with
"irrational" fear) and
re-program new resources - all in an hour or two.
For more on this, see Rocks, above.

Horses
may have feelings, too.
Clip:
http://7art-screensavers.com/screenshots/
Graceful_Horses/white-horses.jpg |
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Mon, 23 Oct 2006
Starting a Commodity Pool
Hi Ed,
I hope all is well with you. Since I move back home, I ... have done extensive
research and I take and pass the series 3 the Friday before last. My
intention is to start a commodity pool. I feel disappointment when you
take down the Trading Tribe Associate link.
What is the status of that
project? If you have no interest in pursuing that project, are you
available to discuss/test the results of my trading system and offer
some words of wisdom in regards to starting a commodity pool
(compliance, marketing, and operations)?
I am willing to pay for your
services and come to see you if that is necessary. I have attached the
results of my system. Thanks again for sharing and inspiring me to get
to this point. I really like the addition of Rocks to TTP. It is very
helpful to my evolution.
Sincerely, |
I am currently assisting some
people. If you would like me to assist you, tell me what you want me to
do. |
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Mon, 23 Oct
2006
Ed Seykota Interview
Dear Ed:
I enjoyed reading about you in Market Wizards and Trend Followers.
I'm working on a project ... I was wondering if you would be willing to answer four or five
simple questions (by email) about the financial markets and trading in
particular.
The interview should be featured in [Publication] in about a
week. Of course we would provide a link to your website -- or to a
destination of your choice.
Please let me know if there's an interest or a fit. |
You may send your questions in to
FAQ and then send your readers to FAQ to get the answers. |
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Fri, 20 Oct
2006
Update on the
Rocks Process
Hi Ed,
Just an hour ago I was in the exact same situation, or even worse, that
I had been shortly before I went into the rocks process. This gives a
perfect chance for comparing reactions, feelings and behavior connected
to that situation before and after the process.
The rock came into play in situations where I had to deal with
conflicts, either between me and other people or between people who are
close to me. The conflicts typically where not brought up by myself, but
brought to me. That might be family members fighting with each other, or
someone being frustrated with my actions. Coming out of a family that
dealt with conflicts in cold war manor, never saying anything, leaving
it alone, I came up with a very specific behavior of how to deal with
that. In times of crises I would typically get a headache, be on the
verge of crying. As the conflicts gets worse I am unable to think. My
brain literally shuts down to a Stand by mode. It feels like a black
mist is lowering. This goes as far as I really do not know what the
conflict is all about. I want to run away and ease the pain.
I used this behavior in all kind of situations. Family, work, friends.
Results were not satisfying, because by getting rid of the problem by
shutting down and running away I missed out on several good things in
live.
The first time I can remember using this rock is around a time my father
tried to explain math to me at 4th grade. Math is one of my specialties
and I normally do not have any problems understanding it. However the
way my father explained it made no sense to me at all. After a while he
would get very frustrated telling me that this is very easy and he just
cannot understand how I can’t get it. After I while I could not take it
anymore, my brain shut down, I would cry and beg him to stop or run
away.
Replaying these scenes brought me back to this situation with an immense
intensity. The table I sat on looked exactly the same as the one of my
childhood. The person who played my father even smelled like him. The
situation is very real and I can see clearly what I am doing. It feels
comfortable. In the second run of the role play the comfort disappears
when I realize where this behavior takes me and what the results are.
The rock in my hand that holds all this, feels acid. I get detached from
it and almost have to laugh. Not accepting the rock leaves me with a
dazzled feeling, not knowing who I really am. It is a feeling of wonder
I remember from a long time ago as a child when you wake up in the
morning and are curious what the new day will bring. The warm, salvaged
feeling I always had when someone took a conflict away from me is not
there anymore. It is replaced by a feeling of responsibility for my
actions and with curiosity where this situation will lead. Especially
the feeling of responsibility for my actions is very high.
Today I am back in the same conflict situation as before and I almost
have to say I like it. I try to find out what might come out of it and
move on. Of the physical reactions a very slight headache still
remained. The rest is totally gone. The headache was interestingly the
only part of the pattern I did not consciously address in the process. I
keep it for know as an indicator for specific situations. The connection
I have to this symptom has changed. I feel the light headache and at the
same moment I feel my childhood “wonder”-feeling and responsibility. It
is still weird but I like it a lot.
I really appreciate the help from the tribe. Thank you. My life is
getting better with you. |
Thank you for sharing your
process. For more on Rocks, see the link above.

Rocks
We are currently
skipping along to the
next step in TTP.
Clip:
http://www.pbase.com/jwalk/image/23396340 |
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Fri, 20 Oct 2006
Space
Hi Ed,
I am thinking about how space in music creates music and how space
between my trades creates profits for me. |
Spaces between letters make words
more legible.

Space
is the stuff
between you and there.
Clip:
http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/~bat/ga/SC-MODEL/IMRIE/GALLERY/bat-space-1.jpg
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Fri, 20 Oct
2006
Cross-Check
Discrepancy
Hello Ed,
I have written some C++ code to test your Exponential Average
Crossover system. My fast lag (15) matches yours, but my slow lag
(150) is a little off. This results in one extra trade for my system
(as indicated by the example metrics I've pasted), and one trade that
is started a day early. The other trades match up. |
Thank you for sharing your process. |
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Thu, 19 Oct
2006
Thanks
I'm just dropping you a quick note to say thank you. Your teaching style
is very frustrating at first but I'm really coming to understand how you
help people and you have helped me quite a lot. |
You thank me (and others) best by living your own
life to the fullest. |
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Wed, 18 Oct
2006
Dow
Breaking Out
The DOW is breaking out! |
Along with buying breakouts and
riding winners, remember that Trend Trading includes managing risk and
cutting losses. |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
Altruist
Hello Ed,
Okay, I'm taking the FIRST BIG STEP and I'm leaving my job w/ security
and
benefits ... to help someone else successfully create their vision.
I want to pursue my own desires, but for some reason I feel compelled,
at this
time, to help another other person successfully launch their enterprise.
The
benefit is that I can demonstrate to others in the industry, "I did
this. I made
this happen, and I can do it at any time."
For some reason, I feel this is right. I know I can successfully spend
my time
and energy launching my business but, at this time, I prefer to help my
neighbor plant seeds in his field for harvest. What is this altruistic
B.S.? I am
sincerely interested in your thoughts? |
You might like to check the recent
materials on the Rock Process for ideas on how to identify and
re-program deep tendencies - such as helping others without building in
a way to help yourself.

Plumber's Helper
does the dirty work
and gets no pay.
Clip:
http://img.epinions.com/images/opti/d4/
fd/Chicago_Specialty_Li_l_Rose_Toilet_
Plunger_Shop_Tools-resized200.jpg |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
Please Help Us Educate Our Kids
Dear Mr. Seykota,
We have $50,000.00 cash to invest over the next 5-10 years for our two
children's college education. This is money we inherited form our
parents. We are prepared to let you manage it without ever questioning
your methodology or interfering with any decision you make. In fact, we
are so confident of your ability to manage money, we are prepared to
loose it all.
We are currently home schooling our two children with the intention for
them to become medical doctors. Our thirteen year old daughter is
already studying for her GED and next year we plan for her to begin her
SAT studies. As you can surmise we take the education of our two
children very seriously.
Please help us by managing our children college finance.
Thank you for your prompt consideration.
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I wonder if you plan to support your
children in running their own lives - without ever questioning their
methodology or interfering with any of their decisions.

Micro Managing Your Kids
may give them a life long need
for someone to tell them
what do do.
Clip:
http://www.stuartdiamond.com/stuartdiamond/
Steppingstones/principles.htm |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
Trying to Make a Living
Good Morning Mr. Seykota or perhaps Good Evening? I
am
trying to trade from my cottage outside [City]. I have read some
books
including Market Wizards where you are being interviewed from your nice
house by the lake ...
I have been out of work the last 3 years. It doesn't give me anything,
its
either low pay, or horrendous conditions. Overtime etc. So I am trying to
make a living here for my self.
Can I please get some advice what is most important to think
about.
Furthermore I do not have any contacts in the stock market. Only
wealthy
people can call their broker and ask some questions. |
You might consider taking some of
your feelings about wealthy people to a Tribe Meeting.

Brokers
don't have all the answers either.
Clip:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/
uk/2000/newsmakers/2285287.stm |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
TSP
Hi Ed!
I recently finished my test with trading both, gold and S&P500,
simultaneously, so I can confirm your results from your diversification
study. |
OK. |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
Rocks
I read Rocks and would like to find out more information about how to
participate.
I’m a member of the City Tribe, and could come to Incline meetings
to learn more. |
I am preparing some materials for
this site and for the January 2007 Workshop. |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
Donchian Trading Rules
Hi,
I have begun reading the long list of FAQs. I noticed that many
hyperlinks do not work. Is there a reason for pulling them down? Could
you tell me where I can find Donchian's trading rules? |
Try Resources, above |
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Tue, 17 Oct
2006
TSP - Trading System Project
Hi,
Here is my solution to the exponential crossover TSP.
The benchmark does not come to the exact figure shown on the TSP
example. I got to this figure by multiplying the previous day’s total by
1+(ln 32.71667904 / 5870), 32.71667904 being the ratio of the target
benchmark and 5870 being the number of days the system covered. I think
the difference is down to rounding on excel.
My next step it to take it onto a more sophisticated program where by
I can use the parameters across different markets and find optimal rules
more easily.
For anyone struggling to crack basic problems in constructing this in
excel I am happy for you to look at my example and see how I approached
the problem. Also if anyone has any better solution in excel then I’d be
pleased to see it.
A problem I encountered with this is the automation in calculating
bliss, in this solution I manually found it for the one set of
parameters and simply used the quoted figure in TSP for the second set.
Of course without finding bliss there is no measure for optimization and
as such I can’t progress. This is something that has stumped me for
months and is now holding me back and if anyone can shed any light on
this I’d appreciate it.
Another problem I am finding is that different markets I download for
the same period might have different days removed for public holidays.
This means giving a portfolio equity level isn’t simple as adding equity
on the same line in different markets is adding different dates
together. I struggle to see a way around this without manually going
through the data and inserting or removing days so they line up. I’m
sure in more sophisticated programs there is perhaps an easier solution.
Still, I feel a sense of pride in having matched the equity to a penny
and that will spur me on to find answers to future problems.
This exercise has rewarded me and stretched me and I would encourage
anyone to take it on, your programming skills could not be worse than
mine and I made a go of it.
It has also taken the fear from the market for me as I can see why the
system is trading and what might cause it to trade again.
I’m finding it tough to build a system but know when I do I will stick
to it. I get frustrated reading about people with good systems and
enough equity to make it work and earn a living from it who won’t stick
to it. I feel I offer half of the equation already and am working on
building the other half and feel reaching zero variance as an Associate
will be instant for me. |
Thank you for sharing your process. |