Quote from oilfxpro:
If t/a was reliable ,why would you get random distribution of profits and losses?
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This statement brings up so many responses. Where to begin.
Is there some other style of trading which produces non-random distribution of profits and losses? Name it?
If anything your statement bolsters the theory that T/A does work, if the distribution was non-random then where's the risk?
Continue reading MD's book to find out why you get random distribution of profits and losses.
Conditions aren't exactly the same, same participants, same financial goals, economic outlooks, think about all of the possible variables.
For those that say looking at past price action to base future trading decisions on, is off base, what are you doing with any other type of trading style.
You are using some sort of information, data, (whatever you want to call it) to take a position, whether long, short, flat or cover.
If you are not looking at past relationships between your information/data and some other criteria then how do you know what position to take.
I know, I know obviously I am a layman and wouldn't be able to understand it.