Comments on: Does anyone know where or how to get equations that model the stock market indexes over time? http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time Stock Trading Sites and Tips Tue, 15 Nov 2011 00:52:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: eric h http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1667 eric h Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:54:25 +0000 http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1667 There are no equations - it's a myth that the stock market moves in rational ways. Time after time, the experts have failed to outperform random selection of stocks by darts or novices. It comes down to "your guess is as good as the next guy's" There are no equations – it’s a myth that the stock market moves in rational ways.

Time after time, the experts have failed to outperform random selection of stocks by darts or novices.

It comes down to "your guess is as good as the next guy’s"

]]> By: Bob http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1668 Bob Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:54:25 +0000 http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1668 If there were such an equation then the stock market would be entirely predictable and a mean regression method would be a license to print money. (Which it isn't. People who try mean regression regularly make a small amount of money consistently until a large loss wipes them out.) If there were such an equation then the stock market would be entirely predictable and a mean regression method would be a license to print money. (Which it isn’t. People who try mean regression regularly make a small amount of money consistently until a large loss wipes them out.)

]]> By: trader http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1669 trader Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:54:25 +0000 http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1669 The market moves in anticipation of suspected future events. How can you predict that? What is the time span of your prediction? What you can do is recognize patterns and the near term probable outcome when a setup occurs. This is known as technical analysis. Check out yahoo group ComputerProgramPicks. Good luck on your endeavor. Having luck is executing with a prepared mind. The market moves in anticipation of suspected future events. How can you predict that? What is the time span of your prediction? What you can do is recognize patterns and the near term probable outcome when a setup occurs. This is known as technical analysis. Check out yahoo group ComputerProgramPicks. Good luck on your endeavor. Having luck is executing with a prepared mind.

]]> By: Nick Z http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1666 Nick Z Mon, 26 Jul 2010 00:54:24 +0000 http://www.stocktradingsites.org/uncategorized/does-anyone-know-where-or-how-to-get-equations-that-model-the-stock-market-indexes-over-time#comment-1666 Equations and models are good only for describing past stock market performance. But there is no reason why the future has to be the same as the past. And quite often the future is different from the past. Which means that any equations or models based on past stock market performance are likely to lead you astray, when you use them to predict the future stock market performance. Equations and models are good only for describing past stock market performance. But there is no reason why the future has to be the same as the past. And quite often the future is different from the past. Which means that any equations or models based on past stock market performance are likely to lead you astray, when you use them to predict the future stock market performance.

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