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Well I suppose it takes one to “know one” epistemically. Birds of a feather flock together. You might have just spoken a correct definition...finally! Look in the mirror sonny.

Problem is YOU can’t see nor read the market. Again wrong definition. You getting mad yet? Seeing red? Now calm down. Try hard. You might make it to be a winner one day like Mr T but it will be extremely hard pulling that head out of the ground. I think it is stuck.

Oh I thought it was you who didn’t know what you were talking about. Sorry my mistake sonny. Ok it is still a white swan event but....those feathers are starting to turn gray..

WRONG. There is NO noise in the market. Again wrong premise. Wrong definitions. Wrong conclusions. When the market..any market... moves 1 tick there is a reason why it did so.

Mickey this is becoming a black swan event . You did not predict it correctly ...more than 50 pages and growing as A _ _ _ _ _x saves the day traders. Care to change your prediction?

You said ” It’s very nature is no one “sees it” ahead”. I suppose that includes me?? Or I am exempted. If I am exempted then I must be the only one who can “see” it ahead.

Probably older than you sonny boy.

Waste of time..He ain’t gonna read it. He is a Taleb disciple through and through apparently without the ability to day trade so what he can’t APPARENTLY achieve he rails on. He ain’t gonna budge one iota. His mind is made up. Guess what I ain’t budging either! ROFLMAO..ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS.

I never said I’d see it ahead. You building a strawman. ROFLMAO. WHEN the black swan bastard flys in then I will know it and will know what to do. The long term investors will have many sleepless nights and crappy underwear. THEY are the ones at risk not the good skillful intraday trader. It...

No way ..... cannot be predicted based on historical data. Social media is 100% random. However, some of us may have decided to help your prediction come true. If so, is it still random? You just got lucky?

Black swan events: well when the bastard flies in any good discretionary trader will see it and know exactly what to do. It is the long term trend trader who will get plastered.

His premise is wrong. His definitions are wrong. Hence his conclusions are__________!

ROFLMAO and reading Taleb might make you more susceptible to seeing little of nothing! LOL

ROFLMAO HILARIOUS!

If I use monetary stop-losses in a volatile market yes I will most likely get whip sawed around like a sheet on a clothesline on a windy day. But I prefer using PA stop-losses so the volatility is taken into account for in my stop placement. And IF my stop loss is hit then my premise is wrong...

Well you got the big bear bar a fast 17 point drop in seconds. I was already short before the drop out of the range. I had no time to slide my PT down. In seconds I was out with a several hundred dollar profit. So the bear Bar ends. Next bar opens near low of that prev bear bar immediately...

No but when I see that black swan bastard I’ll know it. And I’ll know what to do.

I want to explain a little about this trade below that I posted in an earlier post. This is what is called a high probability, big risk, smaller reward trade. It is high probability because because that BIG bear bar was a BO of a range. And it closed near it’s low. And it was followed by a bull...

Still ends up 87%..Lol

I don’t know what I was thinking..LOL. My sugar must have been high. I said you had an 87% based on trading days wins and losses not trades..LOL. So how many total trades? How many were wins and how many were losses?