How many times can it change? They read this site. Vic has brought ET up Before. Previous it was changed to "coming soon" after Monday fiasco selloff. Just now back to Monday again with minor changes? Just come clean is all... I read and like his site in general. im Not an ET basher. Im a damn lurker when bored and market lulls.. I commend his comeback and no fear style. But when you Bash others and self-promote, lets hold your feet to the Fire Vic. Just admit Monday was not the DAY VICTOR...thats it. Its ok to be wrong ... Its not that bad. We are traders. Maybe just 2 days early, maybe not. But why change his writings, twice? after fact. Vic respond? Your guys read this site. Waiting... Its ok to predict , its ok to be wrong or early. This is my point....
-And for the record in Elite history, a quote from the original article "Briefly Speaking, by Victor Niederhoffer", which appeared on the 11-Jun-2006 on DailySpeculations.com
"Eventually this decline will pass. I'll go on record with a prediction -- supported by the statistics on the table -- of what happens to stocks the next few days after five declines in a row, and what happens to them when bonds close at a maximum and stocks at a minimum. The prediction: the rise will start Monday."
This was later changed to:
"Eventually this decline will pass. And statistics on the table -- of what happens to stocks the next few days after five declines in a row, and what happens to them when bonds close at a maximum and stocks at a minimum -- suggest a rise is coming on Monday."
Now, you know what the fuss is all about. A childish attempt to erase a foolish and simplistic interpretation of the theory of runs, suported with voodoo correlation by the speculator.
-And for the record in Elite history, a quote from the original article "Briefly Speaking, by Victor Niederhoffer", which appeared on the 11-Jun-2006 on DailySpeculations.com
"Eventually this decline will pass. I'll go on record with a prediction -- supported by the statistics on the table -- of what happens to stocks the next few days after five declines in a row, and what happens to them when bonds close at a maximum and stocks at a minimum. The prediction: the rise will start Monday."
This was later changed to:
"Eventually this decline will pass. And statistics on the table -- of what happens to stocks the next few days after five declines in a row, and what happens to them when bonds close at a maximum and stocks at a minimum -- suggest a rise is coming on Monday."
Now, you know what the fuss is all about. A childish attempt to erase a foolish and simplistic interpretation of the theory of runs, suported with voodoo correlation by the speculator.