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Title: Looking for someone to give me an ability-based test on Technical Analysis Post by: pjwaffle on April 24, 2011, 12:21:26 AM Parameters:
1. I use support/resistance, support/resistance trendlines ONLY. (with the occasional volume or MACD glance for confirmation) 2. I want the test to be as hard as possible 3. I want the test to have a quantifiable grade (eg. 77.9% or 100% (hopefully :D)). 4. The test should be based soley on ability, NOT knowledge. EG. When would you trade and not trade this stock. (stockcharthere) 5. You must be an experienced technician. Title: Re: Looking for someone to give me an ability-based test on Technical Analysis Post by: fabianhjr on April 24, 2011, 03:32:07 AM The test is simple, get either to a market simulator or to the real thing and get some money in.
Your score will be the following: 100% for a 160%+ ROI(Congratz, you know your shit!) 90% for a 80% ROI 80% for a 40% ROI 70% for a 20% ROI 60% for a 10% ROI 50% for a 0% ROI(You didn't lose or gained money, inflation and the time spend in this went to the garbage bin) 40% for a -20% ROI 30% for a -40% ROI 20% for a -60% ROI 10% for a -80% ROI 0% for a -100%ROI(You lost everything, it is a shame) The ROI is the return on investment starting with x dollars at day zero and ending at y dollars at day 365. You may not put more dollars in. As far as I go, even if I am still not a technical analyst, I have a 10% annual ROI in BMV, Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, so by my system I will have a 60%. Just enough to pass. Good luck with your trading! Title: Re: Looking for someone to give me an ability-based test on Technical Analysis Post by: pjwaffle on April 26, 2011, 11:50:55 PM The test is simple, get either to a market simulator or to the real thing and get some money in. Your score will be the following: 100% for a 160%+ ROI(Congratz, you know your shit!) 90% for a 80% ROI 80% for a 40% ROI 70% for a 20% ROI 60% for a 10% ROI 50% for a 0% ROI(You didn't lose or gained money, inflation and the time spend in this went to the garbage bin) 40% for a -20% ROI 30% for a -40% ROI 20% for a -60% ROI 10% for a -80% ROI 0% for a -100%ROI(You lost everything, it is a shame) The ROI is the return on investment starting with x dollars at day zero and ending at y dollars at day 365. You may not put more dollars in. As far as I go, even if I am still not a technical analyst, I have a 10% annual ROI in BMV, Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, so by my system I will have a 60%. Just enough to pass. Good luck with your trading! What is a good market simulator? Title: Re: Looking for someone to give me an ability-based test on Technical Analysis Post by: Garrett Burgwardt on April 26, 2011, 11:53:46 PM The test is simple, get either to a market simulator or to the real thing and get some money in. Your score will be the following: 100% for a 160%+ ROI(Congratz, you know your shit!) 90% for a 80% ROI 80% for a 40% ROI 70% for a 20% ROI 60% for a 10% ROI 50% for a 0% ROI(You didn't lose or gained money, inflation and the time spend in this went to the garbage bin) 40% for a -20% ROI 30% for a -40% ROI 20% for a -60% ROI 10% for a -80% ROI 0% for a -100%ROI(You lost everything, it is a shame) The ROI is the return on investment starting with x dollars at day zero and ending at y dollars at day 365. You may not put more dollars in. As far as I go, even if I am still not a technical analyst, I have a 10% annual ROI in BMV, Bolsa Mexicana de Valores, so by my system I will have a 60%. Just enough to pass. Good luck with your trading! What is a good market simulator? Some forex clients will give you some trial money, similar to bitcoin testnet. |