Spyder, I've got a question regarding the perpetualness and permanence of the sequences. Right before the important news release, I would often observe some kind of broken or incomplete sequences. After that, even the thorough reannotation backwards doesn't restore the completeness of those sequences. In such cases, I'm prone to attribute such occurrences to a sudden and excessive disbalance in liquidity. With disbalance I mean, that the liquidity coming from the new players entering the market renders the "old" existing one insufficient for the smooth functioning of the pool extraction paradigm (with respect to the flawlessness of the sequences and their completion). I hope, you can understand, what I mean with my pseudo-scientific question. I just tried to be precise. Thanks in advance.
My experience is that given expected /ordinary reports a sequence will always complete. Unexpected news reports of a significant nature can make things confusing, but somehow a sequence finds its way home. -thoughts from the guava
However, please consider with caution. I post my thoughts and understandings with the hope that erroneous statements will be corrected by those that know better.