Hi folks,
It's with sadness that I've decided to take a break from my regular weekly Commitments of Traders updates.
I've been planning to review and update my trading setups, but I just haven't managed to find the time.
It's important to do a review like that every once in a while to take into account new data. I also wanted to check how my existing setups have performed and look at ways to improve their performance.
One observation I've made is it looks like there's a correlation between a setup's results and whether its component signals follow the trader group (as opposed to fading).
In other words, setups may work better if their component signals both follow the trader group.
I need to test that theory in depth and don't want to keep trading signals that aren't optimized as I'd like them to be.
When I've found time for this updating work, I'll check my results and consider restarting my weekly updates.
In the meanwhile, I owe an immense debt of thanks to all the readers worldwide (over 540,000 page views since I started seven years ago).
I'm especially grateful to those who contributed feedback -- and in some cases, extraordinary amounts of collaboration -- to improve our understanding of the fascinating COT data and how it can be traded.
I didn't expect this aspect of blogging when I started COTs Timer seven years ago -- the generosity and sharing of collective wisdom. I learned a great deal, and this has been a remarkable experience. I hope to see you back here one day soon.
I've updated my latest signals table one last time with last week's COT data -- though I had a technical glitch with the file for my three metals (gold, cooper and silver), so I haven't updated that data.
I also invite you to check in on my Investigate This! blog for investigative journalism.
Thank you again to all, and good luck in your trading and other endeavours.
P.S. Send me your email address if you want to be informed when I restart regular blog posts: aroslin1-at-yahoo-dot-ca.
It's with sadness that I've decided to take a break from my regular weekly Commitments of Traders updates.
I've been planning to review and update my trading setups, but I just haven't managed to find the time.
It's important to do a review like that every once in a while to take into account new data. I also wanted to check how my existing setups have performed and look at ways to improve their performance.
One observation I've made is it looks like there's a correlation between a setup's results and whether its component signals follow the trader group (as opposed to fading).
In other words, setups may work better if their component signals both follow the trader group.
I need to test that theory in depth and don't want to keep trading signals that aren't optimized as I'd like them to be.
When I've found time for this updating work, I'll check my results and consider restarting my weekly updates.
In the meanwhile, I owe an immense debt of thanks to all the readers worldwide (over 540,000 page views since I started seven years ago).
I'm especially grateful to those who contributed feedback -- and in some cases, extraordinary amounts of collaboration -- to improve our understanding of the fascinating COT data and how it can be traded.
I didn't expect this aspect of blogging when I started COTs Timer seven years ago -- the generosity and sharing of collective wisdom. I learned a great deal, and this has been a remarkable experience. I hope to see you back here one day soon.
I've updated my latest signals table one last time with last week's COT data -- though I had a technical glitch with the file for my three metals (gold, cooper and silver), so I haven't updated that data.
I also invite you to check in on my Investigate This! blog for investigative journalism.
Thank you again to all, and good luck in your trading and other endeavours.
P.S. Send me your email address if you want to be informed when I restart regular blog posts: aroslin1-at-yahoo-dot-ca.
