Quote from marketsurfer:
Thanks for posting that link. Folks can clearly see how I only respectively question the claims but am countered with personal attacks and invites to tradeathons or magic shows. Is hombre another Profligic alias? I did not see where he verified, tested or confirmed these claims but I did find this gem from proflogic
<b>It is near impossible for anyone to be correct in their trading outcomes 100% of the time. It IS possible that a person's trading DECISIONS can come very near 100% accuracy though. Even if a person's trading DECISIONS are 100% accurate (based on the CONFIRMED direction the Market is going at any given moment) that doesn't mean they will be profitable 100% of the time. If the Market begins to consolidate immediately after entering a trade, the potential of a small loss exits but when you assess the Market from strict parameters, you will realize the Markets only unmanageably consolidate about 10% of the time. These again are things a traders verifies for themselves. It is nothing they blindly "trust" from being told by someone else.</b>
Incredible psychobabble.
As you can see in the posted thread, it's been at least 5 years of invites to magic shows, third world types trying to do due diligence, and outrageous claims. One of these claims made it as a section in Covels new book--- supposedly some more will be featured in his followup effort. Seriously, you can't make this stuff up-- truth is stranger than fiction.
Do you watch baseball Surf?
A batter can make the right decision to swing the bat based on the pitch he sees.
Sometimes
He pops it up
He flys out
He fouls it back
He grounds out
He hits a single
He hits a homerun
So, in the markets, you can see the pitch and you swing the bat, but only the market itself can determine what happens when the ball leaves the bat.
Hope that helps clear up the "psychobabble"
