Dynoman,
Everything that you have described to this point from the math and programming to the investment end of it is complete horse dung.
You’re rambling about programming, mathematics, and statistical analysis all over the map. It doesn’t even make any sense when I show it to someone who spent years studying statistical analysis. You’re talking about “theory of squares and roots†but I’m really curious how you would ever find the square root of any number using Cobol since it does not possess a numerical function to do this. Cobol, in fact, is not a programming language you would use for any type of numerical analysis outside of basic add/subtract or multiply/divide.
What you seem to be trying to explain with your rambling is some form of data extrapolation but that isn’t valid statistical analysis and anybody with a background in statistics will tell you that.
I would also like to know what a bell curve has to do with any of this. You mentioned in a previous post that your programmed worked using a sine curve. Which is it??? Because they are completely different things. A sine curve is used in a trigonometric function. A bell curve is the result of a Gaussian function. They involve quadratic functions but that is well beyond the reach of trigonometry. So is it a sine curve or a bell curve?
You claim that the format your program uses today is written in CBASIC. I’m curious what you are using for DOS emulation that will handle the 8-bit code since CBASIC is designed to run on an 8-bit computer. Today’s home computers are 64-bit in case you didn’t know. I remind you because I’m not sure if you are up on the times in Information Technology since the most recent computer language your “program†uses was written 35 years ago and is considered completely obsolete. I’m wondering if you might have an old 8080 laying around running your “program†since that that would be the ideal platform for CBASIC. Or why you haven’t updated your “program†to run using VisualBasic or VisualBasic.NET since they long ago superseded CBASIC and will actually run on a modern hardware operating system.
On my lunch break today, I contacted TDAmeritrade about opening a margin account and they told me $2000. I asked if it had ever been $1000 dollars with bank account collateral and they questioned whter I was a serious investor (which I imagined they would since that is a pretty stupid question). I went on to describe to them that I was interested in doing some margin buying and short selling (just as described in your methodology). They informed me that if my account was going to show any patterns of day trading activities, I would need to maintain a balance of $25,000 and they referred me to the following website for further information:
So…all of the programming crap you are making up aside, please explain to us again how this can be done starting with $1000.
You mentioned in an earlier post that you can double your money every 2 days or so. Do you realize that starting with $1000 and doubling it even every WEEK would yield 1 TRILLION dollars in just 20 weeks? Explain to us why you haven’t managed to pay off the national deficit. In just 24 weeks using your method, that could be done with change to spare. But that’s only if you start with $1000 which you can’t do so I guess we’re in a catch 22 now aren’t we?
And designing a web site is not an “opposite thing†to any programming. The code that makes the website appear the way that it appears is a PROGRAM. And your buddy Billy Bob stopped working on your website back in 2009 it appears. Your website is written using nothing more than HTML and JavaScript and it hasn’t been updated in 3 years. For someone that claims to know Fortran, you could pick up a book and learn HTML and JavaScript in about 2 hours. I know that losing that two hours would cost you $10,000 but then at least your website would be updated and people would not have to send you ten messages trying to find an address to send a check to or where your shop is located.
Please proceed to change the story about your programming and mathematical models and then also change the story about how the investing is setup.
Everything that you have described to this point from the math and programming to the investment end of it is complete horse dung.
You’re rambling about programming, mathematics, and statistical analysis all over the map. It doesn’t even make any sense when I show it to someone who spent years studying statistical analysis. You’re talking about “theory of squares and roots†but I’m really curious how you would ever find the square root of any number using Cobol since it does not possess a numerical function to do this. Cobol, in fact, is not a programming language you would use for any type of numerical analysis outside of basic add/subtract or multiply/divide.
What you seem to be trying to explain with your rambling is some form of data extrapolation but that isn’t valid statistical analysis and anybody with a background in statistics will tell you that.
I would also like to know what a bell curve has to do with any of this. You mentioned in a previous post that your programmed worked using a sine curve. Which is it??? Because they are completely different things. A sine curve is used in a trigonometric function. A bell curve is the result of a Gaussian function. They involve quadratic functions but that is well beyond the reach of trigonometry. So is it a sine curve or a bell curve?
You claim that the format your program uses today is written in CBASIC. I’m curious what you are using for DOS emulation that will handle the 8-bit code since CBASIC is designed to run on an 8-bit computer. Today’s home computers are 64-bit in case you didn’t know. I remind you because I’m not sure if you are up on the times in Information Technology since the most recent computer language your “program†uses was written 35 years ago and is considered completely obsolete. I’m wondering if you might have an old 8080 laying around running your “program†since that that would be the ideal platform for CBASIC. Or why you haven’t updated your “program†to run using VisualBasic or VisualBasic.NET since they long ago superseded CBASIC and will actually run on a modern hardware operating system.
On my lunch break today, I contacted TDAmeritrade about opening a margin account and they told me $2000. I asked if it had ever been $1000 dollars with bank account collateral and they questioned whter I was a serious investor (which I imagined they would since that is a pretty stupid question). I went on to describe to them that I was interested in doing some margin buying and short selling (just as described in your methodology). They informed me that if my account was going to show any patterns of day trading activities, I would need to maintain a balance of $25,000 and they referred me to the following website for further information:
So…all of the programming crap you are making up aside, please explain to us again how this can be done starting with $1000.
You mentioned in an earlier post that you can double your money every 2 days or so. Do you realize that starting with $1000 and doubling it even every WEEK would yield 1 TRILLION dollars in just 20 weeks? Explain to us why you haven’t managed to pay off the national deficit. In just 24 weeks using your method, that could be done with change to spare. But that’s only if you start with $1000 which you can’t do so I guess we’re in a catch 22 now aren’t we?
And designing a web site is not an “opposite thing†to any programming. The code that makes the website appear the way that it appears is a PROGRAM. And your buddy Billy Bob stopped working on your website back in 2009 it appears. Your website is written using nothing more than HTML and JavaScript and it hasn’t been updated in 3 years. For someone that claims to know Fortran, you could pick up a book and learn HTML and JavaScript in about 2 hours. I know that losing that two hours would cost you $10,000 but then at least your website would be updated and people would not have to send you ten messages trying to find an address to send a check to or where your shop is located.
Please proceed to change the story about your programming and mathematical models and then also change the story about how the investing is setup.
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