Monthly Archives: March 2008

links for 2008-03-30

Posted on March 30, 2008 by Tom

Could Schizophrenia Be Entirely Genetic? 53 mutations in the DNA sequence were detected. These mutations were found to occur in 15% of people with schizophrenia and 5% in those not affected by the disease. (tags: genetic health) Marriage brokers in … Continue reading →

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links for 2008-03-29

Posted on March 29, 2008 by Tom

Pharyngula: Major breakthrough in Christian genetics Touche! (tags: humor video)

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I Want To Get To Know You!

Posted on March 29, 2008 by Tom

I was inspired by Trisha, who was inspired by another blog, to make this type of post. I’m creeping up on my one year blog anniversary with Neural Market Trends and I’ve had lots of comments for many people since … Continue reading →

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Its Sure Looking Like A Bottom, Maybe

Posted on March 29, 2008 by Tom

I was checking my volatility chart this morning and noticed a massive volatility spike on 3/18, two days after my timing model issued a BUY signal. The BUY signal flashed on 3/14, I moved money around on 3/17 and the … Continue reading →

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links for 2008-03-28

Posted on March 28, 2008 by Tom

The Black Swan Gets Its Due (tags: taleb options) attention20whore3lm9.jpg (JPEG Image, 315×429 pixels) LOL (tags: humor) Why Ron Paul Scares the GOP – TIME Of course, nothing in Paul’s world is ever done in the conventional sense, so he … Continue reading →

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Stock NeuroMaster Video Tutorial 2

Posted on March 28, 2008 by Tom

In my Stock NeuroMaster Video Tutorial 2 I show my readers how to update new data for the Exxon Mobil (XOM) neural net model we built in the first Stock NeuroMaster Video Tutorial. Sound problems have been fixed! You can … Continue reading →

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Stock NeuroMaster Video Tutorial 1

Posted on March 27, 2008 by Tom

I’m uploading my first Stock NeuroMaster Video Tutorial using Wink, which works pretty well. The sound is OK but could be better and I’m beginning to think that my sound problem has to do with my sound card. I guess … Continue reading →

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Neural Market Trends Top 10 Posts

Posted on March 26, 2008 by Tom

I really like WordPress’s popular post plugin. Without it I couldn’t showcase my updated Top 10 posts!  Without further ado, here they are: Calculating Historical Volatility  Building an AI financial market model – Lesson I Build an ETF Trend System … Continue reading →

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Exxon Mobil Gives A Buy Signal

Posted on March 26, 2008 by Tom

Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) has been thrashing around for the past few weeks on some high volatility. One moment the price of oil is at $90, the next its at $111, and now its around $100. Although XOM is mostly … Continue reading →

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GE Finally Moves

Posted on March 25, 2008 by Tom

I’ve been riding General Electric (GE) up and down for the past year and it looks like it might finally be heading back up. My GE neural net model gave a solid BUY signal on 3/17/08 for the following open … Continue reading →

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links for 2008-03-24

Posted on March 24, 2008 by Tom

2008-03-23_1932 RapidMiner Test Vide (tags: Rapidminer) Could a mathematical model predict the demise of a business? The researchers have now borrowed some of the principles of evolutionary biology to come up with a computer algorithm to make such predictions possible. … Continue reading →

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Has The Market Bottomed?

Posted on March 24, 2008 by Tom

I’m not sure yet but its beginning to look that way for now. On 3/17/08 my market timing model indicators registered the highest reading since I started running it. The next three days the indicator collapsed as quickly as it … Continue reading →

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