Topic: Wouldn't it be nice... (the LazyWhale algorithm) - page 6. (Read 24717 times)

SAVE ME ODA!!!!

I am always skeptical about magic solutions, but why would you infer that the paramaters are "faulty" for producing one bad signal? Is that not within the realm of possibility of it working satisfactorily?

Unless you backfitted the thing to purely produce the best fitting picture on the past charts (no idea if you did), that's obviously a bad idea.

Whew... for once my tardiness gave me a beneficial output

Below $300 we go?

Nope, no signal change, and resolution is faster than daily. It's just a lagging method, both up and down.

But, yes, starting to look like a bad signal (i.e. sell at a loss). Will update if/when it happens, but looks like those who said not to trust parameters based on such a low number of trades were right.

Latest events suggest that the market was indeed in a similar position. Why didn't the indicator flip yet?
My guess is that since it uses 1d metric, and the market now moves about twice as fast as during June - October, it should use 12h to work as expected
in the current market. Also, in July the flip to red coincided with the flip to red of 3d MACD divergence, which may flip again soon with the current dumps.

Any update?

It's not exactly a party if you don't share your booze. More like, alcoholism with a pretense


As if I'd share my beautiful Ardbeg or Hibiki with anyone.

Now that's what I call party-pooping Tzupy!

*Still buthurt about your boss dollar cost averaging, I see

Ahem... quoting from Wikipedia:

As a neurotoxin, ethanol has been shown to induce nervous system damage and affect the body in a variety of ways. Among the known effects of ethanol exposure are both transient and lasting consequences. Some of the lasting effects include long-term reduced neurogenesis in the hippocampus,[96][97] widespread brain atrophy,[98] and induced inflammation in the brain.[99] Of note, chronic ethanol ingestion has additionally been shown to induce reorganization of cellular membrane constituents, leading to a lipid bilayer marked by increased membrane concentrations of cholesterol and saturated fat.[46] This is important as neurotransmitter transport can be impaired through vesicular transport inhibition, resulting in diminished neural network function. One significant example of reduced inter-neuron communication is the ability for ethanol to inhibit NMDA receptors in the hippocampus, resulting in reduced long-term potentiation (LTP) and memory acquisition.[45] NMDA has been shown to play an important role in LTP and consequently memory formation.[100] With chronic ethanol intake, however, the susceptibility of these NMDA receptors to induce LTP increases in the mesolimbic dopamine neurons in an inositol 1,4,5-triphosphate (IP3) dependent manner.[101] This reorganization may lead to neuronal cytotoxicity both through hyperactivation of postsynaptic neurons and through induced addiction to continuous ethanol consumption. It has, additionally, been shown that ethanol directly reduces intracellular calcium ion accumulation through inhibited NMDA receptor activity, and thus reduces the capacity for the occurrence of LTP.[102]

In addition to the neurotoxic effects of ethanol in mature organisms, chronic ingestion is capable of inducing severe developmental defects. Evidence was first shown in 1973 of a connection between chronic ethanol intake by mothers and defects in their offspring.[103] This work was responsible for creating the classification of fetal alcohol syndrome; a disease characterized by common morphogenesis aberrations such as defects in craniofacial formation, limb development, and cardiovascular formation. The magnitude of ethanol neurotoxicity in fetuses leading to fetal alcohol syndrome has been shown to be dependent on antioxidant levels in the brain such as vitamin E.[104] As the fetal brain is relatively fragile and susceptible to induced stresses, severe deleterious effects of alcohol exposure can be seen in important areas such as the hippocampus and cerebellum. The severity of these effects is directly dependent upon the amount and frequency of ethanol consumption by the mother, and the stage in development of the fetus.[105] It is known that ethanol exposure results in reduced antioxidant levels, mitochondrial dysfunction (Chu 2007), and subsequent neuronal death, seemingly as a result of increased generation of reactive oxidative species (ROS).[29] This is a plausible mechanism, as there is a reduced presence in the fetal brain of antioxidant enzymes such as catalase and peroxidase.[106] In support of this mechanism, administration of high levels of dietary vitamin E results in reduced or eliminated ethanol-induced neurotoxic effects in fetuses.[8]

Nice philosophy Oda

Have not said it before, but I really value your contribution here. Always well-balanced, well thought out analysis. Refreshing 

I think we should all just try to get along... bulls and bears, serious posters and trolls, hodlers and daytarders, libertarians and mind-controlling space lizards, and so on

@ask Thanks for the kind remarks. Must be the new shipment of whisky I just received having a beneficial effect on my brain hehe

Lamby are you owner of this thread? YOU ARE NOT.  I will leave this thread only if oda would have that wish.

And Lamby - world would be much happier place without people like you. Do you need any additional translation what I am thinking?

.@ask:  As usual, you have nothing topical to contribute.
Delete your post and don't shit up this thread in the future.
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Nothing more to add. Oda.krell do you know that you are one of rare people here on forum, who still has healthy brains? Respect!

That's the beauty of long-term posting storage, you can re-visit people being wrong about how Bitcoin is done and laugh at them as you enjoy the gains. Of course, you'll not be around by then to not face the shame.

Last time it flipped to red it was in July around the 23rd. I have a count by which the market is now in a similar position.

>likes long-term strategies
>judges strategies of others by short-term results

Might be missing something...

I'm not sure why you think his indicator would have changed?

On the scale the indicator uses the market has been basically flat since the change to BTC.

As opposed to high-frequency troll posters: Plenty of data points to conclude, with high confidence, just exactly how pointless the overall contribution is ^_^