lmao lmao lmao maybe i'm the only one who will find that funny....but i'm just picturing someone watching ants..trying to understand them. lol
When I was a kid, I got an ant farm as a gift. You can't imagine how long I waited for those ants to grow something. What a ripoff.
i have to admit, i actually once had an ant farm too. 2 things come to mind: -i remember that you weren't supposed to just put any ants you could find in the farm. you ordered a special kind and they came in a tube via the mail. lol they must have had a fun trip. -one interesting thing i remember is that the ants actually had a graveyard. whenever an ant died, it would be carried by another ant to an area where the other dead ants were.
Quite frankly I look for price action and other patterns that aren't random. ____________________________ Geese,killer whales, spyders,marlins mostly aren't random.''You call it luck but what I call it is a small sample''- John Henry-trend follower,partial Marlins owner.[sports] Boston Globe-8/10/2002 ________________ ''Write down what you learned.'' M. Masters-marlin Fund-Jack Schwager
To bring this thread back to the center, here are four NASDAQ stocks whose number of updays(close to close) over the past 100 days is very low: percent updays LRCX 37% TMPW 37 AAPL 36 LRCX 34 Question: Would this data influence your decision to short these stocks at the close of today? Or if your system tester suggested a long entry tomorrow, would the above info influence your decision not to take the long?
I bet Dr. Doolittle could have told you whassaaa....or maybe one o' those bearded entomologists from the Farside cartoons...