And worse than a coin flip. The guy takes credit for filling at prior close when it gaps at the open. At least they are actual calls.
When Simons is talking about the "model", he's talking about statistical model, not Elliott wave. The f@ck is wrong with ya? Sorry, man, but I gotta take a break from this nonsense. You do whatever you want. Just leave me out of it (and Simons as well).
What type of person buys a Lamborghini? The Driven You will typically find such people toward the top of the social status due to their drive to do their best and be the best. Such driven individuals are willing to push through difficulty and make their way through to the other side, which may be sitting in the seat of a Lamborghini.
Interesting. I never bothered to look it up, figuring the car would still be quite expensive, even after depreciation, given the original price. Why would anyone buy an old Lamborghini, though? My understanding is that the upkeep of these supercars is super expensive and it probably doesn't get cheaper over time. So if someone buys an older model because that's what he can afford, doesn't he get screwed down the line?