Wow! I guess you need to define "up day" and "down day." LOL
The elite never cease to amaze me.
The elite never cease to amaze me.


Quote from JMowery1987:
So... if the 9th day just happens to be a September 11th TYPE day..... it will still be an up day.... 100% certain?
Quote from Quah:
I can produce the results easily to back up my statement.
You pick the market - you can even pick the "9th" day if you like.
Quote from Quah:
Yes. If on the 9th day, the close is higher than the open, then the 9th day will be an up day.
If on the 9th day the close is lower than the open, the 9th day will always be a down day.

Cummon guys, Quah was layin' a tongue-in-cheek on ya.Quote from Pabst:
Even if you found proof that the 9th day did indeed produce a bounce, the logic would still be flawed. What's the cause and effect. Was their a "nine day" virus that infected buyers? My biggest beef with what passes as TA these days is that it's become mere statistics without context. Reminds me of football touts. "Well you gotta love the Giants this week. They've covered their last six when playing on artificial turf in temperatures below freezing after a bye week off." Huh? Does anyone believe that any of that will determine the results of the Giants game? Then why would anyone care about the obvious randomness or "hard right edge" of most TA.
Quote from BSAM:
(Using the logic of the scarecrow in The Wizard Of Oz).....
I'm not real certain, but even if it's a September 11th type of day; if the close is higher than the open, yes...yes...I'm thinking it would indeed be an up day. Yes.....yes.....even 100% of the time.

Quote from Quah:
Yes. If on the 9th day, the close is higher than the open, then the 9th day will be an up day.
If on the 9th day the close is lower than the open, the 9th day will always be a down day.