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November 6, 2009 at 2:26 PM #479443November 6, 2009 at 3:46 PM #478617
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Participant[quote=pri_dk]“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”[/quote]
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November 6, 2009 at 3:46 PM #478787Participant[quote=pri_dk]“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”[/quote]
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November 6, 2009 at 3:46 PM #479151Participant[quote=pri_dk]“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”[/quote]
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November 6, 2009 at 3:46 PM #479233Participant[quote=pri_dk]“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”[/quote]
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November 6, 2009 at 3:46 PM #479453Participant[quote=pri_dk]“Using technical analysis…”
In other words: “using methods proven as well as astrology or palm-reading.”[/quote]
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November 6, 2009 at 4:18 PM #478632CricketOnTheHearth
ParticipantI think all that technical analysis stuff is basically trying to study and then extrapolate from the historical tracks of the activities of a large group of humans (i.e. mass psychological dynamics) + some large trading computers (which were programmed by humans)… in other words, a very indirect way of reading the market tea leaves.
Better I think to try to put a finger on the pulse of current market psychology directly, and estimate where it’ll go from there. But good luck with that. The actions of mass numbers of people seem fractal to me at best. To say nothing of the computers.
November 6, 2009 at 4:18 PM #478801ParticipantI think all that technical analysis stuff is basically trying to study and then extrapolate from the historical tracks of the activities of a large group of humans (i.e. mass psychological dynamics) + some large trading computers (which were programmed by humans)… in other words, a very indirect way of reading the market tea leaves.
Better I think to try to put a finger on the pulse of current market psychology directly, and estimate where it’ll go from there. But good luck with that. The actions of mass numbers of people seem fractal to me at best. To say nothing of the computers.
November 6, 2009 at 4:18 PM #479167ParticipantI think all that technical analysis stuff is basically trying to study and then extrapolate from the historical tracks of the activities of a large group of humans (i.e. mass psychological dynamics) + some large trading computers (which were programmed by humans)… in other words, a very indirect way of reading the market tea leaves.
Better I think to try to put a finger on the pulse of current market psychology directly, and estimate where it’ll go from there. But good luck with that. The actions of mass numbers of people seem fractal to me at best. To say nothing of the computers.
November 6, 2009 at 4:18 PM #479248ParticipantI think all that technical analysis stuff is basically trying to study and then extrapolate from the historical tracks of the activities of a large group of humans (i.e. mass psychological dynamics) + some large trading computers (which were programmed by humans)… in other words, a very indirect way of reading the market tea leaves.
Better I think to try to put a finger on the pulse of current market psychology directly, and estimate where it’ll go from there. But good luck with that. The actions of mass numbers of people seem fractal to me at best. To say nothing of the computers.
November 6, 2009 at 4:18 PM #479468ParticipantI think all that technical analysis stuff is basically trying to study and then extrapolate from the historical tracks of the activities of a large group of humans (i.e. mass psychological dynamics) + some large trading computers (which were programmed by humans)… in other words, a very indirect way of reading the market tea leaves.
Better I think to try to put a finger on the pulse of current market psychology directly, and estimate where it’ll go from there. But good luck with that. The actions of mass numbers of people seem fractal to me at best. To say nothing of the computers.
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