Why?
Today might be your first wrong day. :P
Yesterday's intraday rally was a correction in a correction (at least). Short for January.
How are the republicans holding up the market?
Journos always think of something.
Monte Carlo... if you tested on thus, you'd believe the market was random wouldn't you? What if you don't, and what if you use something like...
What if it's discretionary, and can't be coded?
Futures are down at the moment.
I think it'll be down, but not because of the news.
They've said they did. http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/10/08/korea.nuclear.test.ap/index.html
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Bill needs some more bedrooms.
Sounds like they ripped it off Wallace D. Wattles. http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Science_of_Getting_Rich
Assuming news has any major effect on markets... Nevertheless a mechanical system doesn't care about news when tested; why should it now?
Come on, who hasn't added to a losing position? You only have to do it once...
Cause journos need to make up shit to get paid a wage.
Why would he have left?
Prechter wrote a book on it in the 70s, so he still thought it was valid then. I think it's valid to an extent; time will tell if it really is...
I'm with The X-Ecutioners.
Heard of Elliott Wave? Of course you can't predict anything, but it is based on crowd psychology.
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