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Anyone that knows a little bit of JavaScript can see that the script is just going through the DOM images and hides the section that are included into. "keystrokes" "hacking" You are funny after all.

It is a c# script, the Visual Studio project is at https://github.com/oneangrytrader/backtesting/tree/master/BackTester The "New Moon" strategy tester is at https://github.com/oneangrytrader/backtesting/blob/master/BackTester/Strategy/NewMoonStrategy.cs

It is in the script by default

The forum has an option to ignore users but unfortunately it doesn't remove them from the grid. It just blanks their content creating a weird state where you still see the user but you can't see what they are posting. I created a small script that you can add to your browser with the TamperMonkey extension. This extension is very famous among IT fellows in order to remove users from their feeds. It is widely used on Facebook. Attention seekers are completely ignored after installing it. Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo?hl=en Opera extension: https://addons.opera.com/en-gb/extensions/details/tampermonkey-beta/ After the installation within the settings page you can install the script that will do the job. The script is at https://github.com/oneangrytrader/TamperMonkeyScripts/blob/master/IgRemoveToxicUser.js Save the content of that script to a local file and add it to the extension. Within the script there is a variable called users that you can edit to add the user you would like to remove. The result is below with a couple of pictures: All Users Filtered users

Read the post again, it is easy to understand

His buddy DSchenk is doing the hard work with some examples and proper analysis. I hope he is making notes there.

In my opinion you can take fundamentals to make a starting point, but that is really it, there is no more than that. After that starting point everything is down to risk management. In some of your examples you mentioned sentences like : - Company is not profitable - "About to go down" Those would be clear places on where to start. You can justify yourself with some indicators as well just for the sake of excusing an entry point, but I would never enter full size on any trade, because that would mean that you are 100% correct on your analysis, and that is never the case. You simply don't have enough information to be correct at that percentage. I always create chunks of the size that I am planning to risk and I keep sending portions of that size every time I am wrong. The result is a segregated entry into multiple levels in the way that if I was right the first time I let it run and if I wasn't I have more funds to try again. In one of your example you mentioned that you could use 12 points in a trade. I would divide the usual market range, simple highs and lows per day, by that number (12) and consider 1 as the current market level. I could try again 11 more times at multiple levels in case I am wrong in the first place. I separate those portions into distances that divide the usual volatility of the market into the numbers of chunks that I am able to send. This could be very familiar to Fibonacci grid traders, and at all times I never trade anything that would make the account pass 30% of its equity. For me, creating some kind of a multi entry position is what made it to work, up to a point that I was able to remove indicators and ignore fundamentals. Since I am not able to prove myself right anytime in my analysis I am just not using anything else than pure risk management.

That is what I thought until I saw that the best students join the company and trade with their funds, that made me think something else. Still can't support them because I have no idea of what they do. It is easy to think that if they had a method that is working , why would they teach it to people instead of using it themselves? Yeah, your point is valid.

These guys claim to have a method that is strongly based on fundamentals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jCCnr85pc If you watch their videos their don't trade any time-frame smaller than the daily ticker. They go through company reports, forex driving macros, macro economics news and so on. Many people call them a fraud but they seem to be running the business for a long time. Who knows, maybe they are an example of how to do it. They are all pros with a long trading career, maybe what it takes to make fundamentals to work is to get hit and fail during years to understand them.

Nothing makes sense.

https://www.investopedia.com/modern-monetary-theory-mmt-4588060 Maybe fundamentals worked before 2009 but since some countries are allowed to print money and bypass inflation there is cash flow that is no longer tracked. If that country decides to help a certain company for a very random reason your reports will not make any sense. Pretty much like the US Federal Reserve is doing with the Credit market right now. You would expect that in a global pandemic everything should fall apart but, on the contrary, you are seeing an unprecedented cash flow raising all indices. Now try to use any fundamental reports to explain current market behaviours if you can.

I just came to change my avatar, so you don't put yourself in evidence calling me Swedish again. Come on Detective, I am ruling a country out of your list, which one are you going to insult next?

The more I look at those comments the more they look like posts coming from a forum booster. No one would spend that much on a site posting like that, not even a mad one.

Are you drunk again? Get some sleep boy.

Every programming language has a core method to convert datetimes to local times. Python: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4770297/convert-utc-datetime-string-to-local-datetime c#: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.timezoneinfo.converttimefromutc?view=netcore-3.1 You don't have to deal with time zones yourself.

Vi har kommit överens om att du är forumets bröd och smör. Jag kan inte sluta prata med dig, vi älskar dig på ett sätt

How was that about that you are shy in real life? That kind of cute victimism that you pulled out from one of your multiple personalities Are you back at insulting like a caveman again?

The never ending battle about a pseudo attempt to build an independent way of transacting goods. Let's not forget that every single bitcoin user gives that useless token its value in the so hated fiat currency that their country impose on them. They get so happy when bitcoin raises in, let's pay attention here, dollars or pounds. Still they will defend bitcoin like they were living in some kind of cyberpunk era where flying cars and micro-transactions would get them closer to feeling like a blade runner. It is a scam for the very simple fact that a SHA-256 hash doesn't equal to 11K$, it doesn't even equal to 1$. So normally regulators should keep that, pay attention here, very risky financial product to professionals that can handle risk, so not every single idiot that read cyberpunk and feel that they are part of a new movement loose their saving straight away. So yeah, let's close it, at least for retail traders.

THIS! This is the point

Your personality is very well defined in many articles. There is one big reason behind Facebook's usual way of creating a user in an online forum. People speak very differently when they can't hide behind a username. If you had to use your real name you wouldn't insult like that. You have shown yourself in many posts over the years, don't worry, we know who you are.

Just "hans"ing around.

I can talk about China, I am not sure about the rest of Asia. A VPN is very random as you say depending on where you are. It is mainly because of the DNS providers that are pretty slow resolving connections. I normally setup a VPS and connect to it remotely via RDP, that way I connect via IP addresses and don't need to resolve any hostname. You can setup a VPS on Amazon for about 20 quid a month and will bypass any issues you have there.

A quant that knows about the 3 hardest topics within computer science tries to use a cup and handle pattern. Really? This is how a quant would ask a question: https://quant.stackexchange.com/questions/58604/has-a-closed-form-formula-for-the-collateral-choice-option-been-found

I am going to call you Detective from now on. It is much better than troll. Maybe you found your field, who knows. Such a sharp mind needs a challenge to stay motivated. Poor Swedish by the way, they are nice people.

It is public, if you understand it, there it is for you to use it. https://github.com/oneangrytrader Post a spreadsheet with your trades from this week, let's see how you have lost money. With times, markets and sizes, let's see if that cry is based on anything worthy.