Disliked{quote} Your observation is legit if considered on the side of common thinking. If someone is willing to understand what market really is and how to look at it, a shift of our mental paradigm is mandatory; the truth is not on charts but beyond them. I've quoted that sentence just to give a tip about the meaning of "think different". Trading, as well as everything else and life, is just a mind game. Don't seek for proves or demonstrations: they already are in front of you each time you observe price action on your charts; they are there eventhough...Ignored
In your quote you say everything is relative. For me thats equal to saying 1+1 = 2. Obvious. Now imagine your teacher way back when, telling you to solve a quadratic equation with that.
You say the truth is not on the charts, but the proof is on them. Just ask yourself "the questions".. what questions??
And you conclude by saying it is not your problem.. (then why bother uttering any of this at all?)
Like someone said, there is the unknown unknown (things you do not know that you do not know). You can at least begin by giving a set of unknowns to be researched upon.
People generally begin at the unknown unknown, I did not know about expectancy until someone pointed it out.
The mystic, cryptic stuff helps no one. At least with Pipalicious, CP, casual links are offered. E.g Accounting for variable change
One of my favorite quotes goes like this:
"Don't start what you can't (not willing to) finish"
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