Quote from Pekelo:
Let's use an analogy. I don't believe farmers can make money, because there is no edge in knowing that after spring there is summer coming and if you put seeds into the ground in the spring, they will grow to sellable plants by the end of summer. But since everybody knows this in this day and age, how much of an edge can there be??
If you don't understand charts, fine, just don't misslead people about them...
A farmer doesn't make his money knowing summer comes after spring and that seeds produce plants. He makes his money owning enough arable land and knowing the right techniques to be able to cheaply and properly raise a crop to sell to consumers who don't have the same resources.
Who are YOU making money off of, when you trade by the charts? My best guess would be other people looking at the same exact charts who are just a tad bit slower in applying the same principles every single TA book has espoused since Edwards & McGee -- not much more. So tell me, who is misleading who here?

