I will explain why V shapped bottom regarding the indexes

noddyboy · Mar 10, 2009

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The first function is price for a hypothetical stock or index. The second function is volume.

The third function relates price, volume, and a third variable, slope, to generate a so called energy level function. As a stock progrsses though time (x axis) and changes price (y axis), and volume an energy level can be computed.

so

f(p) = p
f(v) = v

I don't get why you have to call price and volume "functions". We all use time.

There are technical indicators that multiply price and volume too. Nothing new. So why is this 1974 and not 1929?

stock_trad3r · Mar 10, 2009

lets now assume the following conditions:

As a stock trades from t1 to t2 (time) it accumulates energy. If there is no price change there is no energy. If it trades lower, there is negative enrgy. If it trades higher positive energy is created.

if the volume is zero, there is zero energy. Higher volume equals more energy.

if the slope (another variable) is 0 there is no energy. A greater slope equates to more energy.

With these perameters an equation can be developed for energy

frank grimes · Mar 10, 2009

wow, dude even though this is the internet, it smells like somebody shit their pants because you are talking completely out of you're ass. Not sure how it is possible as you have no clue what you are doing saying the crazy shit that you do, but when you try and be a smartist ( is that the term you use?) you are completely unintelligible, positive and negative energy? Yikes

captain_trips · Mar 10, 2009

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We begin by considering two function on the (x, y) plane. And a third function that is a function of the first two.

Also, we'll re-scale these hypothetical functions such that they fit on a 1x1 plane.

LOLWUT?

Roman Candle · Mar 10, 2009

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With a 50% loss, generally a large bulk of the loss is recovered after a year or so. V shapped bottoms are possible, but not necessarly guaranteed. It comes down to probability and volume, interestingly.

Did you see the volume today in SPY,DIA?

stock_trad3r · Mar 10, 2009

Quote from frank grimes:

wow, dude even though this is the internet, it smells like somebody shit their pants because you are talking completely out of you're ass. Not sure how it is possible as you have no clue what you are doing saying the crazy shit that you do, but when you try and be a smartist ( is that the term you use?) you are completely unintelligible, positive and negative energy? Yikes

It seems every thread I create is a lightning rod for flamers and bashers. How did you find this thread? You never post here.

captain_trips · Mar 10, 2009

Quote from stock_trad3r:

lets now assume the following conditions:

As a stock trades from t1 to t2 (time) it accumulates energy. If there is no price change there is no energy. If it trades lower, there is negative enrgy. If it trades higher positive energy is created.

if the volume is zero, there is zero energy. Higher volume equals more energy.

if the slope (another variable) is 0 there is no energy. A greater slope equates to more energy.

With these perameters an equation can be developed for energy

you're describing momentum, not "energy" - this is a concept you've clearly struggled with in the past as demonstrated by failure after failure

let me explain this to you in terms you'll understand - the chart for PCX (one of your touts) has a LOT of negative ENERGY

lolatency · Mar 10, 2009

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Bond_trad3r is an imitator.

it took 4 years, but a bulk of the recovery was made in 2003 when the sp00z surged almost 40%.

Do keep in mind that v shaped recoveries are possible, but not guaranteed.

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We begin by considering two function on the (x, y) plane. And a third function that is a function of the first two.

Also, we'll re-scale these hypothetical functions such that they fit on a 1x1 plane.

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you f'er you made me spit my soda and ruin my keyboard

stock_trad3r = BEST INTERNET TROLL EVER.

flipflopper · Mar 10, 2009

Quote from stock_trad3r:

The first function is price for a hypothetical stock or index. The second function is volume.

The third function relates price, volume, and a third variable, slope, to generate a so called energy level function. As a stock progrsses though time (x axis) and changes price (y axis), and volume an energy level can be computed.

holy shit this is amazing.

I new I had to log on this afternoon to see stockturder basking in all his bullish glory.

But this is too much... professor turder seems to have lost his mind... must have gotten a margin call yesterday!!! LMFAO!!!

You were right professor... even though you lost it all you were right... the market will have a big up day one day!!! Now you can die happy.

flipflopper · Mar 10, 2009

Quote from stock_trad3r:

The first function is price for a hypothetical stock or index. The second function is volume.

The third function relates price, volume, and a third variable, slope, to generate a so called energy level function. As a stock progrsses though time (x axis) and changes price (y axis), and volume an energy level can be computed.

Also dipshit a function returns something when a variable is plugged into it?!?!

Lets take this "function" you call price... so the input is........... price..... ok..... and the output is ......... the same price..... oh.... wait a minute I've solved it

f(p) = p * x where x =1

I've solved it I'm going to call it the turder theorem of redundancy and infinite stupidity.