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I’ve been a total slacker with the forecast page lately, and it’s honestly ridiculous. I’ll do all the heavy lifting: running the matching algo, crunching the data, and syncing the Google Sheets. Then, I’ll just hit a wall. Apparently, the Herculean task of opening the site editor and manually changing the date was just too much for me. It’s the equivalent of architecting a complex system from scratch and then refusing to push the final build to production because I’m tired of looking at the IDE. My bad. While I’m under the hood fixing my own mess, here is a quick reminder: do not mix up the “forecast” with my actual “systems.” They are not the same thing. The forecast is just a historical look at “twin” days to see where we might be headed based on the past. My systems, conversely, are the ones built to survive and thrive in the markets for the long haul, built on actual trade execution and performance. Thanks for reading Trading Time Machine! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. If the gauges happen to align with your own outlook for the timeframe you trade, they are a great tool to have in the toolkit. The gauges also got a redesign and reflect a more modern finance kind of aesthetic. The page can be found here: https://www.tradingtimemachine.com/trading_forecast.html Please bookmark the page and check it each morning. Also speaking of morning, I can’t believe more active traders are not using the Trader Tools page with the voice news and TickStrike to prep for the pre-market with data releases and breaking news throughout the day.. Get over there and check it out. Have a Great Night! Dave Thanks for reading Trading Time Machine! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Via https://backtest.substack.com/p/i-finally-fixed-the-fking-forecast
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Dave JohnsonI'm Dave Johnson, a former investment advisor and quantitative system developer with over 30 years of experience building and trading mechanical systems. These days I focus on rules-based research, honest backtests, and sharing what the data actually shows. Archives
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