"Have we now topped . . . " Part 5: what now ?

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Wallace said:
I think you don't understand what's meant by the term used to identify the phenomenon known as the Fibonacci Ratio, and based on that, you'd have absolutely no understanding of something as esoteric as Numerology.
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Having already labored through physics, calculus, differential equations and quantum mechanics at University I do recall the Fibonacci sequence and the work of Pythagoras and Da Vinci. I know about the Golden Ratio. Applying it to markets offers no better outcome than random chance. You’d be much better served using modern predictive modeling techniques.
 
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Hoping Republicans lose control of either chamber. Contested government acts as a brake on political initiatives and especially presidential actions. The less government gets involved in the economy, the better it is for the economy.
 
tomorton said:
Hoping Republicans lose control of either chamber. Contested government acts as a brake on political initiatives and especially presidential actions. The less government gets involved in the economy, the better it is for the economy.
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I think that both parties are too involved in the economy. Trump is on a tariff spree, and the Democrats under Obama were placing massive taxpayer subsidized bets on a carbon free economy, quantitative easing, and the destruction of the single payer health insurance market.
 
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