Thursday, February 24, 2011 5:56:52 PM
Now, as much as I don't want to appear like I am in any way defending this goofy thing, I do have a question. Do you read the recent trades from bottom to top or top to bottom? I'm thinking bottom to top so that it's current holding indication matches the last thing bought (FAZ at 8.30). If this is the case, the thing does better as its recent trades end up at -0.02 on FAS and +0.15 on FAZ for the day (which may, as much as I hate to admit it, actually jive somewhat with the profit number it claims assuming an equal dollar amount per trade). Looking at the chart, however, it made some odd decisions. It really just seemed to just get lucky with one FAZ trade and catch a run.
My question would, of course, answer itself if his demo gave an actual time stamp for the trades, rather than just dates.
I'm still waiting for Monk's Den to add an online store. Maybe they'll have more luck selling T-shirts than EIGH does.
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