Iterative Refinement
- Thread starter Spydertrader
- Start date
I doubt it.
When addressing someone, or when referring to another individual or group, Asstral articulates his position while intentionally using pejorative vocabulary in an attempt to fein superiority at every opportunity. First noticed when he described those following this Journal as 'incompetents' and continuing on to his latest 'sheeple' commentary, we see, in Asstrals posts, an attempt to cover his own shortcomings by denegrating others.
Clearly a much different psychosis than the one exhibited by BnB Analytics.
Throughout life, each of us has an opportunity to learn valuable insights from individuals we encounter along the journey travelled. Some individuals provide opportunities for self improvement, while others, simply stand out as a warning.
As a result, we can all put our time to far better use.
Instead of responding to Asstrals delusions, moving forward, I plan to limit my comments to individuals who feel purposeful learning and critical thinking hold a higher priority than a semantic debate.
Enjoy the weekend everyone.
- Spydertrader
Hello all,
Just a quick question about shorting equities. I recently had some success with my first short, but it got me thinking about the culling process. From what I understand, the process of culling out tocks serves several purposes. Two of the most important are:
1) Finding strong stocks for Long positions
2) Finding stocks that provide sufficient "velocity" in their upward spikes.
To put it simply, doesn't the culling process eliminate the "best" candidates for shorting? Wouldn't another list need to be made of weak stocks which have shown a tendancy to have quick, downward movements?
Thanks!
JF
Just a quick question about shorting equities. I recently had some success with my first short, but it got me thinking about the culling process. From what I understand, the process of culling out tocks serves several purposes. Two of the most important are:
1) Finding strong stocks for Long positions
2) Finding stocks that provide sufficient "velocity" in their upward spikes.
To put it simply, doesn't the culling process eliminate the "best" candidates for shorting? Wouldn't another list need to be made of weak stocks which have shown a tendancy to have quick, downward movements?
Thanks!
JF