Thanks!
>But the repo does not seem to have the shell scripts.
I will put up the code after this "Show HN". Actually, I do not know which license to use. Or what the implication in the future.
>What is the statistical definition of a strong stock?
The statistical definition of strong stock is percentage of rate of change of the stock closing price.
> And which chapter or part of the book specifically inspired you?
Chapter 4: "Developing the Box Theory". Mr Darvas finally found a trading method that work and made him money. A lot of traders were not able to reach this stage.
> Actually, I do not know which license to use. Or what the implication in the future.
GPL should be fine. You can always change the license for later versions.
I will email you to explore how I can provide some support beyond paypal.
The license will be GPL then. Thanks!
> How do you overcome subjectivity in identifying the box?
Risk management.
> Do you interpret price action differently based on environmental factors?
No.
> Is there a risk of identifying a false breakout of the box?
Yes. That where risk management come to rescue.
But the repo does not seem to have the shell scripts.[1] What is the statistical definition of a strong stock?
And which chapter or part of the book specifically inspired you? At first glance, it seemed like a long winded personal memoir of trading and would rather just read the essential parts.
[1] https://github.com/weeklycharts/charts