What my system does is it combines, it takes technical, technical methodology, shall we say, or ideas that are traditionally based upon subjective judgments.

And it implements those in such a way that they're mechanical or automatic.

And that, I think, is the advantage.

So, of course, the system itself will do things that to a technician would look irrational at times.

But that's the tradeoff.

On the other hand, what the system does is the system provides

discipline and it eliminates the possibility of second-guessing which of course is the is the bane of the

technical technical analyst so the advantage to this to get back and this of course goes back

to the original days when I got into this business, was that, and I think

anyone who's, anyone who was one of the early systems traders would confirm this, is that

when we first got started technical trading, it was like shooting fish in a barrel, because

there were very few people doing it. Most of the people who were trading commodities

were small investors or people trading by the seat of their pants.

And so you had an incredible advantage,

just by just the discipline that a system provided

was an incredible advantage over most of the traders

that were out there. So it turned out to be very easy. It was an incredible advantage over most of the traders that were out there.

So it turned out to be very easy. It was very easy. I mean, almost any system would work.

I mean, Don Chin's, you know, moving average crossover.

I knew a guy who just had a system based upon a moving average turning.

The moving average turned up, he bought, and it turned down he sold.

So almost any system worked better than what most people were doing,

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