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Las Vegas Jon 02:49 GMT July 1, 2006
van Gecko
That's it- You owe me one! :-) Can pay me when you come visit. In exchange we'll shoot for a double crush from some Belluga Butter Roll opps on the 4th order of a 2nd octave during a triple forte crescendo!! Have great W/E

van Gecko 02:20 GMT July 1, 2006
Jon.. its all good.. :) no harm intended..
enjoying my morning sake' laced shrimp tempura rice rolls & reading tea leaves here.. have nice vacation in paradise!
btw I love Las Vegas..


Las Vegas Jon 01:33 GMT July 1, 2006
van Gecko 01:12 GMT July 1, 2006
Haha I'll let you make fun of me. If it helps you overcome your problems to attack me who has done nothing to you then here I am. Better that you randomly attack a faceless contributor to a financial board than beating your husband I suppose. Have a great W/E Cheers!


van Gecko 01:12 GMT July 1, 2006
revdax 01:00.. instead of sweating over your real life Euro shorts, this is how the caviar eating class rolling in FX profits with their 7th Order QNVSBP analysis.. (Quadratic Nonlinear Variable Sinus Belluga Polynomialinis).. life in Fxland is good.. :))

hmm.. 1.24 here we come..

cool..!! rode the sucker all the way up..


hk revdax 01:00 GMT July 1, 2006
Well, gentleman, I am still looking forward to the days when I can 'trade to live' while enjoying a vacation in paradise with beautiful leggies all around me.

Las Vegas Jon 00:27 GMT July 1, 2006
hk revdax 00:02 GMT July 1, 2006
Sorry if came across the wrong way. Did not mean disrespect. Just that in the past you requested some responses but never heard back so was not sure if it offered any value or not- again no biggie. Also, I don't mean to say at all that one has to change their winning ways- would be counter-productive. Also, as for math, certainly some use it and some do not. Fully believe to each their own and respect that to full extent. Anyway, enjoy chatting with you revdax anytime as in the past. Have been hurried today with busy trades and packing etc for working vacation in paradise. Trading in tropical paradise IS paradise for trade-aholics.

Minneapolis DRS2 00:23 GMT July 1, 2006
hk revdax 00:02 GMT July 1, 2006

Don't feel bad about being "poor at maths". I consider myself very good at it (after going through college and grad school), and yet some of the notions people describe still comes across as gibberish. (Because sometimes, that's what it is!)

One of the difficulties, I think, is that there is a difference between ANALYSIS and TRADING. It is one thing to think in terms of mathematical principles like "Random Walks", "Stochastic Processes", etc. But how does one translate those notions into actual trades?

hk revdax 00:02 GMT July 1, 2006
Las Vegas Jon 17:21 //Tks for the lengthy reply. First of all, please allow me to point out that I acknowledge replies to my questions with something like TIA or TKS attached to my questions. This style may not be revolutionary but from my old-fashioned perspective suffices. Regarding the attitude towards learning new techniques, the difficulty I have found is sticking to something that works rather than continuing to seek new ways and testing new ways. Thus my focus now is on polishing up what has worked. This attitude differs widely from the one you described in which people refuse to work hard to improve. I am poor at maths. I can go through volumes of books on maths and may still not make any sense of it, letting alone of making a trading model out of it. But then again, 'to each other own' has been a motto I have been advancing. Hope this clears the cloud. Have a nice weekend.

Las Vegas Jon 21:03 GMT June 30, 2006
Complex math with KISS output beats KISS input and useless outputs. click "Meat & Potatoes" and see another example of what I have shown so many times in the past. Tchau


Minneapolis DRS2 16:12 GMT June 30, 2006
moscow mi 15:44 GMT June 30, 2006
"But fortunately market provided a very nice nonlinear variable cosinus amplitudinis rolls..."

Please, please, PLEASE...for the love of all that is good and decent! If you really mean what you just said, then please explain the mathematics behind your statement, or cite a reference. Are you really talking about an elliptic cosine? And why add the "nonlinear variable" bit? How, exactly, does this relate to the current market action?
Many apologies in advance for complaining, but the statement comes across as pure gibberish...

moscow mi 15:44 GMT June 30, 2006
Good evening forum. Lately i am a silent reader of FF, unfortunately. But fortunately market provided a very nice nonlinear variable cosinus amplitudinis rolls. Some of them more comfortable, some more agressive-style, but all of them is a representation of variable finite count of infinite market/time.
If one able to comfort-drive smooth waves, do full SARS on 270 degree corners using carbon brakes and full accelerate his doubled VR6 engine -> enjoys a true "beluga"-style rolls and finest drink he prefers.
p.s. Jon, wish you a pleasant paradise-like holiday. Keep in touch with us ;)