time patience and persistence
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Newtonian mechanic got human to the moon. Einstein's theory explain Mercury's orbit and GPS location. The standard model settle the mass problem with higgs particle. Next will be the gravity particle. All theories have gaps and it takes some smart guys to fill the gaps.
In on the... how did Sprout know I was just rereading Einstein's the meaning of relativity? And how did he know that true clarity is obscure? Awesome. http://github.com/crowlogic/arb4j
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There are alternatives to mass generation that have nothing to do with the higgs and I have good reason to suspect it's more correct.
https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0702149
https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.03224
Peter, Im not sure, check what I wrote here, https://github.com/crowlogic/arb4j/wiki/JohnMike there is no doubt this guy has the right explanation. Convential physicists say negative mass cannot exist even though in fact the Casimir effect is the prime example and involves the zeta function, which is a hint of something much deeper.
John Mike could in fact be a pseudonym for an individual or perhaps group of people, the same way Nicolas Bourbaki was a madeup name by a group of mathematicians
Patience is used to wait for great entries and exits. Trades are not impulsive or based on the emotion of the moment. Patient traders have studied charts and realize that prices move in see-saw patterns, so if you miss a trade there will be another one; prices are not chased.
A plan for trading is followed, a method which is implemented for every single trade. This is done persistently. No wavering. If the market doesn’t provide the exact trade setup outlined in the trading plan, then the trade is not taken. This takes patience.
At the beginning most traders begin with a small account. It is recommended that traders don’t risk more than 1% to 2% of their capital on a single trade. That way a string of losses, especially as a new unproven trader, won’t significantly draw down the account. This takes patience.
If you start with a USD 500 and account, and are placing 5 dollars trades and winning, then with patience that account will grow. But you must stick with what is working. This is where persistence pays off. If you are making money with a small account, over time that account will get larger and eventually produce an income. Become impatient, deviate from your plan or risk more than you should, and your persistence will not pay off - you’ll lose it all.
A plan for trading is followed, a method which is implemented for every single trade. This is done persistently. No wavering. If the market doesn’t provide the exact trade setup outlined in the trading plan, then the trade is not taken. This takes patience.
At the beginning most traders begin with a small account. It is recommended that traders don’t risk more than 1% to 2% of their capital on a single trade. That way a string of losses, especially as a new unproven trader, won’t significantly draw down the account. This takes patience.
If you start with a USD 500 and account, and are placing 5 dollars trades and winning, then with patience that account will grow. But you must stick with what is working. This is where persistence pays off. If you are making money with a small account, over time that account will get larger and eventually produce an income. Become impatient, deviate from your plan or risk more than you should, and your persistence will not pay off - you’ll lose it all.
Just like any model, it's valid in a certain boundary condition e.g. big bang doesn't work on time zero. Einstein's time vs speed vs dimension vs mass. What will be the mass of object if it's universally stationary?
It's The Tao. Nonconceptual pre spacetime, the nature of emptiness