and I’ll explain to you a fool that in order to calculate the average value of any interval there is no need to invent any formulas, it’s enough to combine this interval into a rectangle, divide it in half and get the same average value you idiots are not even able to understand it To speed up, slow down the trend, take the 1/3 ratio or any other ratio, and in any case it will not give any objective information about the price state
considering the levels of support and resistance you have no idea what exactly determines this level, it may just be a reaction of the price to the upcoming news, etc., you are not able to link the disparate into the whole
I repeat, it’s too early for you idiots to argue, the professors are silent when they talk to me and they don’t argue, but here some morons answer something to me
Let me reiterate my criticism. You are an idiot. With every new post you demonstrate your complete and total ignorance of the theory of speculation. I can assure you that professors would not even consider you worthy of instruction. You speak in broken English. You have no idea how to convey intelligence through writing. You embarrass yourself with every attempt to demonstrate competency. I will leave you with this absurdity that you wrote on these great forums, having edited it for brevity.
""your Trump parrot will say something only at a time when it will be necessary for the development of the model in time and volatility"" I will be very grateful if you leave me alone, because Im tired of idiots like you, You had a lot of presidents before tweeter And the merchants in the pit simply could not hear what they were saying there are your presidents
Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt this is a list of your presidents at a time when Gartley was working on the theory of pattern movement of the market and he did not care what any of these presidents said, and the price still goes according to his models
And this is your problem if you cannot combine the work of these authors, add 2 + 2 and find the exchange pricing algorithm
I like some of your posts actually. Technical analysis is a lost art, and it would seem that you are a serious student. I have my own methods.