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mortgage6  
#1 Posted : Saturday, September 10, 2005 8:19:26 PM(UTC)
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Henry, I've noticed all of the formulas you've put up here and am impressed with your expertise. I'm a newbie to system writing and wondered if I could pay you to write some formulae for me that would probably be pretty simple for you but a long learning curve for me. If you're interested, please contact me at "trade2travel@hotmail.com". I look forward to hearing back from you Henry, and keep up the good work. Rick
wabbit  
#2 Posted : Sunday, September 11, 2005 2:10:23 AM(UTC)
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wabbit at http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=473 wrote:
Believe it or not - once you have paid for your copy of MS and data, there is no more to pay! Everything else you need to make MS work can be found in: * the Users Manual (comes with MS) * the Equis Formual Primer (download FREE from the Equis site, or Patrick has kindly added a link from this forum) * this forum, and many more like it, where you can ask questions and have people assist you (free of charge) to fix coding errors * your local public library, where they have books that you can borrow, learn from, takes notes and then return, free of charge! There are some people that make their money from selling products to stock market newbies. Quite often they will also attempt to sell you a "system". I put it to you thus, if you had a system that worked, would you sell it? There is one exception to the above: Roy Larsen produces the BEST information on exploiting MS to its fullest extent. His monthly newsletter is the only thing I subscibe to now. It is worth all of the $110 (or whatever it costs -I dont mind, it could be double and I would still get it!) I used to subscribe to all sorts of magazines, newsletters and shysters spam: its all crap! Roy's product is very good although, prbably not for the very very newbies, you have to know a little bit about MS first. Read the users manual, work through the MS Formula Primer, go the library and ask questions in these free forums.... save your money for your first trade. When you have a win with this trade, buy yourself something nice instead of "yet-another-investment-book"
Mortgage6, I do not want to take from Henry the opportunity for him to make a few dollars from you, however, I think Henry's response might come in the form of, "learn to do it yourself" Remember the parable: give a man a fish.... teach a man to fish etc. The people who use this forum are quite willing to HELP YOU learn to use MS and exploit it to its ultimate potential. Please read http://forum.equis.com/viewtopic.php?t=933 first, then have a go at writing your own codes. Ask here when you get stuck. If you don't want to help yourself and are willing to just fork over your money, then give it to me, where you know I will give it a good home and use it to pay for my surfing lessons! MS coding is easy, it just takes a little time and effort on your behalf. Hope this helps. wabbit :D P.S. Sorry Henry. I'll have to buy you a beer one day! :lol:
henry1224  
#3 Posted : Sunday, September 11, 2005 12:31:27 PM(UTC)
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Dear Wabbit, yes I contacted our lost soul, asked what version he was using and what add-on's he had, I was going to do it for free,but I don't want to become a service for those not willing to work out a problem. I wrote and posted over 300 indicators and experts on this forum, ALL for FREE!! I have been using MS for over 8 years now. I still have over 1000 indicators and systems to post! I think that my knowledge of ms is far superior to that of a new user, what took me years to understand will also take a new user some time to comprehend. The most important piece of information that a new user can gain from My postings is that no one system is perfect for all of the assets treded. He should take the expert and find it's strengths and weaknesses and learn to adapt them into HIS trading style!
wabbit  
#4 Posted : Sunday, September 11, 2005 12:38:27 PM(UTC)
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I whole-heartedly agree. 1000's of indicators!!! WOW - I use about three built in ones and about five of my own. I have three systems. All the results of about seven years work! I have mentioned in the past though, I am a longer term investor, and not a trader per se. I would be interested one day to help out and possibly create an online database of all of the free-to-air MS formulae, yours and others, that would automatically sort out what .dll files were needed etc. That could be an interesting project in the long term. How do you keep track of your codes? wabbit :D
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