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Re: Conrad post# 3952

Tuesday, 07/16/2002 1:45:57 AM

Tuesday, July 16, 2002 1:45:57 AM

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Conrad

Somebody suggested that AIM is not good for daily stock prices. I do not agree with that. The Daily Prices are no problem for AIM. The frequency of entering data in an AIM has no effect on its performance. The AIM does not react to dates! It reacts to prices. If the prices swing wildly enough AIM would make a deal every day!!! The performance on the SYMC proves that: very few trades are generated.

I think I was the one who suggested that.
What I meant is entering daily prices you would take the first trading signal to come along. If on the other hand you wait for a goodish period to pass (like a month) then you might get a better yield per trade.

It would be interesting to see the difference and maybe someone has done this. I have in a limited way but not enough to know what the real dif is. It seems that in most studies I did on daily or weekly, monthly always came out the best.

And of course there are "golden opportunities" one just can't resist (if he dare) that would make us do our update at a non scheduled time. Like today!

Jibes
AIM Re Bal at:
http://jibes0.tripod.com/trendseeker.html




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