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Quote from cornix:

See, you come closer to understanding TA... :)

If you have fundamental reason to short and see a pullback, isn't it a good entry? :p

I am an expert in TA, ex MTA member, charted by hand pre-PC, and have published multiple articles on the subject--- what makes you think I don't understand?? Just like the professor who is an expert in myths-- doesn't mean he "believes" in them.

BUT

Yes, i agree with your second sentence. :)
 
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I am an expert in TA, ex MTA member, charted by hand pre-PC, and have published multiple articles on the subject--- what makes you think I don't understand?? Just like the professor who is an expert in myths-- doesn't mean he "believes" in them.

BUT

Yes, i agree with your second sentence. :)

Fine then. :)
 
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I am an expert in TA, ex MTA member, charted by hand pre-PC, and have published multiple articles on the subject--- what makes you think I don't understand?? Just like the professor who is an expert in myths-- doesn't mean he "believes" in them.

BUT

Yes, i agree with your second sentence. :)

Experts usually have success in their field. I'm not convinced you are an expert in TA. Perhaps you've been around TA or studied TA for a long time? Expert seems like a stretch
 
Surf, I'm posting this reply here as I don't want to derail MAESTROs thread further:

Quote from marketsurfer:
the market is pseudo random, not random
Quote from tobbe:
You know that a pseudo random number sequence is totally predictable, right? Whereas a true random sequence isn't? :p
Quote from marketsurfer:
Can you "totally predict" the market? if not, why not based on the above?
It's you who stated that markets are "pseudo random", I simply pointed out that a "pseudo random" series of events is totally predictable from a mathematical point of view (it comes with the definition of "pseudo"):

Pseudorandom sequences typically exhibit statistical randomness while being generated by an entirely deterministic causal process.
 
Quote from tobbe:

Surf, I'm posting this reply here as I don't want to derail MAESTROs thread further:




It's you who stated that markets are "pseudo random", I simply pointed out that a "pseudo random" series of events is totally predictable from a mathematical point of view (it comes with the definition of "pseudo"):

Pseudorandom sequences typically exhibit statistical randomness while being generated by an entirely deterministic causal process.

Yes, but because you do not know the inputs of the deterministic causal process, it remains unpredictable. right? surf
 
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