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> Using data from five non-consecutive weeks in 2005, a period chosen for its lack of unusual stock market activity Doesn't this completely invalidate the resu
by theli0nheart 16y ago
> Using data from five non-consecutive weeks in 2005, a period chosen for its lack of unusual stock market activity
Doesn't this completely invalidate the results of this test?
Compare with: I've developed a system for testing whether or not any given number is prime. Using data from the numbers 5, 7, 11, and 17, ...
- wheaties 16y agoYou know, it makes MUCH better news if the software is a whizz-bang than if it lost you a crap-ton instead.
- jgoewert 16y agoThat was my first thought as well. Actually my first thought was: In the other consecutive weeks, the system lost its shirt and jumped out the window.... twice.
- jfno67 16y agoAlso the effect of the system trading is not factored in. If low capitalization or low volume stock were used than the result would not have been as positive. You have to do the the trade otherwise you just get a nice system for collective2.com