Some comments on the recent posts.
Secondary markets are essential. They are linked to freedoms.
Markets are Dynamic Self Organizing Systems.
The problem with markets is they are not liquid enough and are not diverse enough.
We need more traders and more variety of traders Not Less...
If there is real freedom then markets will always be heterogeneous and this is there resilience , strength and wisdom.
We need more prepared to buy at bottoms and sell at tops . NOT LESS..
Quotes are from modern day P&F... Richard B Olsen.
On the issue of Newbies
I would suggest one of the most basic Newbie mistakes is to think reading announcements and becoming opinionated or maybe worse forum posts.
Translates into some sort of Method..
I quoted Richard D Wyckoff in an earlier post . There were plenty of such Newbies way back then too.
I would suggest that if reading announcements or forum posts clouds your judgement and I mean posts on all the External things ( not on Internal Generated Information of ==> price volume and Time ) Then maybe better to cease reading them. At the end of time they should not have not mattered in the least. (when you should click the sell Button).
And he became very strong on this point to this extent
(and He was no slouch on real fundamental understanding either)
I see at the moment no deterioration in the technical position
I see continued positive signs of absorption.
The three Box reversal chart is very useful for a number of reasons. But (imo) should not be the basis of BUY or SELL decisions.
One of it's virtues is the OBJECTIVE and HIGH CLARITY aid in STOP PLACEMENT..
The Tape has a Two Dimensional Reality. Price and Time. But that is not Time Frames.
Motorway
Secondary markets are essential. They are linked to freedoms.
Markets are Dynamic Self Organizing Systems.
Dynamic systems need
stabilizers
Who is aware that the human
heart pumps 70 liters of blood
every ten minutes? This
colossal effort is necessary to
provide fresh blood to the cells
and transport oxygen from the
lungs.
The financial markets and the
global economy need the same:
to achieve market stability, we
need an abundance of circulation
(read transaction volume)
The problem with markets is they are not liquid enough and are not diverse enough.
We need more traders and more variety of traders Not Less...
"Your heart pumps six liters of blood a minute, and so if you weigh eighty kilos it would take about fifteen minutes to pump your body's weight. By that analogy, the world foreign-exchange market should be transacting $40 trillion every 10 minutes. Today we do $1 trillion or so in 24 hours. My claim is the global economy is close to a heart attack."
If there is real freedom then markets will always be heterogeneous and this is there resilience , strength and wisdom.
We need more prepared to buy at bottoms and sell at tops . NOT LESS..
Quotes are from modern day P&F... Richard B Olsen.
On the issue of Newbies
I would suggest one of the most basic Newbie mistakes is to think reading announcements and becoming opinionated or maybe worse forum posts.
Translates into some sort of Method..
I quoted Richard D Wyckoff in an earlier post . There were plenty of such Newbies way back then too.
I would suggest that if reading announcements or forum posts clouds your judgement and I mean posts on all the External things ( not on Internal Generated Information of ==> price volume and Time ) Then maybe better to cease reading them. At the end of time they should not have not mattered in the least. (when you should click the sell Button).
It is not necessary for you to consider any of these factors because the
effect of all of them is boiled down for you on the tape. Thus the tape does for
you what you are unable to do for yourself: it concentrates all these elements
(that other people use as a basis for their stock market actions) into the combined
effect of their buying and selling.
You draw from the tape or from your
charts the comparatively few facts which you require for your purpose. These
facts are: (l) price movement, (2) volume, or the intensity of the trading, (3) the relationships between price movement and volume and (4) the time required
for all the movements to run their respective courses.
And he became very strong on this point to this extent
(and He was no slouch on real fundamental understanding either)
You are thus far better equipped than the man who is supplied with all
the financial news, statistics, etc. from the whole world.
I, therefore, claim that:
You need never read anything on the financial page of your newspaper
except the table of stock prices and volumes.
You need pay no attention to the news, earnings, dividend rates or
statements of corporations.
You need never study the financial or the business situation.
You need not understand railroad or industrial statistics, the money
market, the crop situation, the bank statements, foreign trade or the political
situation.
You can absolutely ignore all the thousands of tips, rumors, reports and
especially the so-called inside information that flood Wall Street.
You can discard all of these completely and finally.
UNLESS YOU DO THIS YOU WILL BE UNABLE TO GET THE BEST RESULTS
FROM YOUR MARKET OPERATIONS.
I see at the moment no deterioration in the technical position
I see continued positive signs of absorption.
The three Box reversal chart is very useful for a number of reasons. But (imo) should not be the basis of BUY or SELL decisions.
One of it's virtues is the OBJECTIVE and HIGH CLARITY aid in STOP PLACEMENT..
The Tape has a Two Dimensional Reality. Price and Time. But that is not Time Frames.
Motorway