The third derivative of the orthogonal projection must be less than the amplitude of the first harmonic of the Laplacian.
Perspicacity is far better for a trader than perspicuity.
Penumbra suggest four cycles in advance the impulse response of the virtual structure.
Aleatoric...
An oblique market underlies extraordinary empathy.
I find too many places to note.
Here after there you can hear marvelous colors.
Tomorrow was absolutely boring.
Everywhere I smelled volume coloring.
For far away hopes you will never recover.
Past price flavors Monday's...
Thank goodness it hasn't changed much. Someone(s) here recommended BigMike's, so I joined. BORING. Too namby-pamby. No vulgarity, swearing, harassment. On ET, if they think you shit, they say so.
It is a complex prediction that evolves as the day evolves. It is so complex that even at the close it may not agree with the close. When the predicted close and the actual close more-or-less match, all is well in the market. If not, there is dullskuggery afoot.
Thanks. New to me. No luck needed. No bets on it. When it works it's fabulous. Otherwise it stinks.
Looked it up, thanks, ADX. Burnt that book some years ago. Celebrated by registering here as Wiles Welder.
Jack is always talking about "tomorrow's newspaper today." Here is a little bit of tomdrollery. I boldly predict that today's NQ close will be 2772.75. If that number evolves dramatically as the day progresses I will update you. Times in the attached predictive chart are Pacific. Subtract 21...
I as trying to lead him through a recognition of the context of the day he was analyzing, because it was evident that he had none. It was a narrow range day. ES was in a weak uptrend on the daily chart. ES was more or less tracking 6E. Volume was pitiful. At the time price as staggering lower...
Being a good trainer is an admirable skill. I have done a lot of it in my day, especially when functional engineering assigned idiots or new hires to work on my projects.
May I inquire, what generic skill do you train for?
That is excellent! Why do I begin to think that you are sandbagging me?
Now, looking at that chart over the past week or two, depending on the time period you would use to measure a daily trend, would you say the ES daily trend was up or down? I know these are not hard questions, but simple...
Very good. I also would call that a narrow range. May I suggest that you periodically ask yourself "Is today's range expanding?"? Given all the generous spare time that watching a five minute chart grants you, that should be no cognitive burden.
Now, do you have a daily chart of ES somewhere...