Recent content by AnnaG

It comes to something when an economy thinks it can depend on a turbocharger when the engine's bust. I think they need to do a few recalls on this particular model - it seems events in their car industry are a good mirror of the larger picture. Didn't Toyota have to recall 6 million or so cars...

I think you two should kiss and make up. When all is said and done, it's your intellect which is tripping you up - it's like going around a golf course with only a putter. Find the common sense between you and you'll find your full set of clubs, otherwise it's a flipping long game of grazy...

Crikey, with that many numbers no wonder it's a confusing situation. My tv does 100% brightness but I know not to put it there.

As long as your algo seeks to follow rather than to predict then you'll be ok. If you seek to predict, to be a prophet of profits, then you'll find some very deep wavelengths coming your way which will not be to your liking. You then have to ask, is it a coincidence that our paths are...

At this moment no, but there is a connection, and I thank you for giving me food for thought. Are you quoting gross savings or net savings?

Government is born out of the people. It behaves as its citizens do. They are one and the same. The individual is at the root of everything. It is best to understand how the psyche works before getting caught up in the human labelling of economics.

And can you see that your 'algo' is properly identifying your precise switching points - can you see each part of your code unfold in front of you or is it hidden? Basically, I'm not interested in anything which doesn't beat the INDE benchmark for transparency.

Who said we're looking at charts? You can write 'algo' on spreadsheets - it used to be called programming for those who were there at the beginning. You seem quick to jump to conclusions. In any case, you may find after running your 'algo' for a while you will begin to notice the patterns...

"My tv does 100% brightness but I know not to go there" -- INDEtrader

Come on guys, who removed my Keith Lemon quote? You have to have a little chuckle.

No matter what your economic policy, you can can bend nature, but you cannot rule it. I think the SP500/US employment graph on page 6 speaks a few billion words. Economics is a derivative of nature. Is it not best to follow the seasons?

With great power comes great responsibility. Use it wisely. I bid you farewell.

The market moves, and every part of it has its natural position. Energy moves the markets. Money is a physical representation of energy. Excessive short-term volatility can, however, be manufactured beyond the call of reasonableness - manipulated for the sole gain of those who are on the...

Yes, especially intra-day.

I think I have found your self-imposed limitations. You should not limit yourself. There's no need, you can be more graceful than that. So you pay for the sun to rise in the morning?