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De Kingfish, he say, "Do de word 'hedging' ring a bell, Sapphire?" As in market makers hedging option and stock sales? Das y yo sees big buy prints at the top and big sell prints at the bottom.

The fucking markets go up irrationally and the fucking markets go down irrationally. Like they always have. Like they always will. Where is the increased efficiency in that?

Jack, your brilliant subliminal message buried in your customary schizophrenic word salad was: MARKETS USE TWO LOGIC MAKING MONEY. I could be wrong, but think that means long and short.

Indeed it is. But Opie didn't know.

Meaning eludes thoughtfulness if readers fail to accept valid neologisms bearing on particular creations of syncretic anachronisms of ancient theosophies too obscure to translate into agricultural terms of stunning immance inglorious to uphold. You have totally fucking lost it, Jack, this...

Jack, even Wordle couldn't make any sense out this garbage. So I felt a lot better that I couldn't either.

Man, you just don't understand how TA works! All you have to do is add a second critter-ion that works one time out of five and that fixes everything!

Where else but ET could you have your naive academic bias peeled off of you like a strip of skin? Buy a book on coding and you learn to code. Buy a book on trading and you don't learn shit.

Thank you for coming to help me here, Jack. I was wearying of carrying the burden alone. I suggest that you offer to mentor him. If he rejected Dr. Mudgins, surely he will accept your diametrically opposed views.

Thanks. I am sure I don't want to hear it. Stream of unconsciousness can be scary sometimes. Now it is time to fire up the Holy Grail code and see if it can be persuaded to change water into wine just one more time.

Pay him no heed, Kilroy, bad advice if ever I saw it. I am no fan of Dr. Mudgins. He will give you the mental equivalent of a vigorous rectal exam if you let him, and make you thank him for it afterward and schedule another one early next week.

It may also be because most retail traders develop highly idiosyncratic ways of looking at markets, homebrewed as it were. If I told anyone here what I do, they would snort their morning coffee up their noses. Ten traders here could look at the same sustained move in the same market and give you...

I wouldn't worry too much about specific ETer's. The halflife of a poster is shorter than a fruitfly's lifecycle. Yes, you are at fault. You come here and ask for advice, which most of us love to give because we imagine ourselves to be good at this, and want everyone to know it through our...

'The meaning of your communication is the response you get." It's not just me. Look back at your first two threads at how posters eventally responded to you. I personally find your obdurate obtuseness to be endearing. Others didn't. No sense of humor, I guess. To continue the charade, let me...

The point of "Yes, But" is to frustrate everyone who tries to help out so you can prove that they are hopeless irrational idiots in the face of your enormous rational intellect. Eventually they all scream their regional equivalent of "You are dumb as a post!" so you can rejoinder "But I thought...

There was a lovely little book written by Eric Berne published before most people alive today were born. It is called "Games People Play." You play a mean hard game of "Yes, But." Duref just plays more subtle games, is all.

Leave him alone, you old curmudgins. Pick on someone your own intellectual size. Forget your own advice never to mudwrestle with a pig?

His two previous threads are the most entertaining I have read on ET in months. I like him so much I would psych mentor him for free here. So please don't tell him about Mark Douglas' books. I might want to plaggerize.

All it will do is fill you mind up with useless oversimplified theories of how price evolves. If you want to find a profitable system you have to invent one yourself from intently watching markets in realtime. Not that it will be new, it probably won't, but nobody is going to give away a robust...

Do you really expect to find a robust system with a positive lifetime expectation in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in a BOOK?