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markrmau said:Unfortunately the number of people who truly understand statistics is small. This is especially true among professions where statistical analysis is the most important - medicine. The level knowledge is depressingly low.
The point is, you don't have to predict squat to make money trading.There is not a pattern in the world that can predict it enough times to be profitable long term. If there was, there would be a ton of gazillionaires getting rich off the reliable compound interest from their reliable system.
The probabilities are will it go up, or will it go down.
And there is no way of knowing which way it will go until it happens. There is not a pattern in the world that can predict it enough times to be profitable long term. If there was, there would be a ton of gazillionaires getting rich off the reliable compound interest from their reliable system. What your saying is finding something with a greater probability of going your way in essence, removing risk and obtaining unlimitied rewards. There is no such systems and these probabilities you think you can work out are unattainable with historic data.
Show me one pattern that has a statistacally relevent probability and i will eat my hat..
chops_a_must said:The point is, you don't have to predict squat to make money trading.
So what are you talking about? This isnt a discussion about money management which in turn has nothing to do with t/a.
You were talking about finding positive expectancy and i was talking about how there is no such thing..
There is not a pattern in the world that can predict it enough times to be profitable long term.
So what are you talking about? This isnt a discussion about money management which in turn has nothing to do with t/a.
You were talking about finding positive expectancy and i was talking about how there is no such thing..
I don't know why I'm bothering with this puerile nonsense… but…I think the whole point of science it to be objective.
If you have some kind of subjective ability that works for you but i lack, then thats great but of no use to anyone but yourself..
Of course George Soros was lucky, Jim Rodgers was lucky, Robert Prechter was lucky, Bill McLaren was lucky… just add anyone in the market that built a fortune… just luck, wasn’t it?
ROTFLMAO You're taking the p1ss aren't you?
I have read the article, and Soros’ “The Alchemy of Finance”, and Frank Partnoy’s “Infectious Greed" (which chronicles the game of derivatives including the demise of “Long Term Capital Management” as mentioned in the article).Sorry, i just seen the word gann and everthing in my mind turned to ridicule..
Read the link Mark posted..
CowardWow, stock boxing
He did fob it off and its your backdrop.
Gann, well, need i say more?
Is that all you've got?Wow, stock boxing
He did fob it off and its your backdrop.
Gann, well, need i say more?
But you can’t lose because you are omnipotent…I cant gamble with you because if i won i would know it was luck but if you won you would think you are psychic..
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