Data is fact until it isn't...consider quantum physics.
You lost me. ??
Data is fact until it isn't...consider quantum physics.
I don't have a "point of view". I was schooled in science. Data is fact.
Research the notion of "indicators vs correlations to market price".
Matter/energy do not act so predictably at the sub-atomic level.You lost me. ??
Ok. Im going to google that and look into it.
Im going to educate you on my point of view. Youve heard of irreducible complexity? Well, if you remove everything from your chart you will get to a point where you are unable to go any further, all you will be left with is the raw data. Price. And as you say, Data is fact.
Price is the very bleeding edge. Nothing you put on your chart has a better chance at anticipating what is about to happen better than your brain. You with me? Your indicator might give you some signal that occasionally works but the pattern recognition software that is already built into your brain does a much better job.
btw, what indicators do yo use?
Matter/energy do not act so predictably at the sub-atomic level.
Matter/energy do not act so predictably at the sub-atomic level.
Good point. I dont think he actually said that indicators don't work.When did I say that?
B1S2...I don't get it. On one hand you say "prudent risk management is the only true edge" and on the other you say "indicators have tremendous predictive capabilities". It sounds like you're saying indicators are a true edge too? Please clarify!Indicators have tremendous predictive capabiities. What I have found is that folks who tell you that they don't, do not understand how to use them.
But there's a tendency in forum discussions for people to talk (at least to some extent) at cross purposes, because they mean different things by "work". I agree with your perspective on this, but some people mean "have directly predictive capabilities" when they say "work".
(To be fair, the word "predictive" also causes confusion in some of these discussions, partly because some people apparently confuse individual trades with a more collective statistical analysis and don't inherently or instinctively see "predictions", within our context, as probability-functions.)