PMiles and MetalFill, I hope you stop by and grace us with your presence. Both of you could contribute so much to what's happening here.
Peter, a long time ago, I remember your saying you did not want to be a robo-trader. Well, does this sound like robo-trading or what? What I suggest to anyone is this: If you're interested in engineering wealth, you really do want to be a robo-trader. It is the only path to reliability. Everything else leads to loss of money, time, or at the very least opportunity.
To put it another way, if you *know* something, it can and will be codified and automated. It's just the way the future is, and the future is now. Catch on or go the way of dinosaurs.
If it can't be automated, you really don't know what you're doing. You're guessing, messing around, taking potshots, gambling. Nothing wrong with gambling. No judgment. This board is about engineering wealth.
Ted
Wanted: Traders to Perform Automated Back-testing of Trading Systems
