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Disliked{quote} to get of debt why don't the counties just print more money, easy peasy lemon squeezyIgnored
DislikedPrice goes Up, Down, Sideways* *defined as a move that does not cover costs nor provides sufficient profit potential. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lb-6rxZxx0 How do you apply this principle to the market to turn the odds in your favour?Ignored
Disliked{quote} to get of debt why don't the counties just print more money, easy peasy lemon squeezyIgnored
Disliked{quote} ...twoblink's "gravy train" principle, where he, apparently inspired by 19th century Mendel's inheritance experiments (!) derives a forex strategy (of presumably continuously betting against the Weak Currency/Strong Currency pair). Who knows, it might give somebody some ideas. Cheers, kIgnored
Disliked{quote} Aside from the obvious 1st hurdle of determining which is weak & strong, there's also the problem of changing strengths, where that which was determined to be weak becomes strong...if you get my drift. For me, the latter problem effectively negates the feasibility of a straight forward application of this principle, I envision twoblink also hit a brick wall with this one. The guy sure knows how to think and work like a scientist though. I hold him in high esteem.Ignored
Disliked{quote} ...I would use a trio of pairs which are bound by a triangular relationship, say E/J=E/U*G/J. From the three pairs' values, I would calculate the corresponding indices, for example E=sqrt(E/J*E/U) etc. Having these values for the previous bar close-open (so simply E[1]-E[2] ...Ignored
Disliked{quote}there's also the problem of changing strengths, where that which was determined to be weak becomes strong...if you get my drift. For me, the latter problem effectively negates the feasibility of a straight forward application of this principle, I envision twoblink also hit a brick wall with this one. The guy sure knows how to think and work like a scientist though. I hold him in high esteem.Ignored
Disliked{quote} The jackpot is hit when all your open positions are aligned with the current strength.Ignored
Disliked{quote} that would be possible if countries had the power to print their own money but guess what, only private central banks have that power. Governments borrow money from private central banks who have the monopoly on money creation. Central banks are smart and borrow money with interest to countries, so that after say for example 1 year, the money must be returned to the bank with an additional interest. Now how can the state return more money than it had received if the private central bank is the solely allowed to create money? Simple, just...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I hacked together a quick EUR/JPY indicator to check the feasibility. The simplest strategy on the D1 next candle results in small profit...TB probably meant betting against the recessive pair to imply placing a stop loss at the bottom of the candle and letting trade run more than one candle...Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have high respect for twoblink as well. But he is too much of a math guru for my level of understanding. I loved reading his pascal triangle sequencing theory (hockey stick is what he referred to i think) I like to apply math on simplest, granular..Ignored
DislikedHow do you apply this principle to the market to turn the odds in your favour?Ignored
Disliked{quote} that would be possible if countries had the power to print their own money but guess what, only private central banks have that power. Governments borrow money from private central banks who have the monopoly on money creation. Central banks are smart and lend money with interest to countries, so that after say for example 1 year, the money must be returned to the bank with additional interests. Now how can the state return more money than it had received if the private central bank is the solely allowed money creator? Simple, just borrow...Ignored
DislikedMonty Hall is purely an exercise in probability math (you double your expectancy by changing your original decision); whereas market probabilities are fuzzy at best,Ignored
Dislikedas the retail trader is always operating with less than complete information.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I look at them every mornig when I wake up lol, just to remind me how crazy this world is. {image}Ignored