Uncertainty means you cannot assign numeric probabilities with any meaningful confidence, implying that you need a larger margin for error than you would if you actually knew the probabilities. It's like you don't even understand the point of the argument. I'm guessing you were home schooled.
ROFLMAO. You must be a professor, not a trader. The market is a sea of uncertainty, however i assign numeric levels of probability with meaningful confidence in this sea of uncertainty when I trade. That is precisley why I have a high win rate. I have learned to do this. I cherry pick the best. Apparently you are a systematic trader (quant) that could not learn to trade by discretion. It would be amazing IF i were home schooled, as you suggest, and I understand Brooks and you could not. ROFLMAO
ROFLMAO IF you wrote a book you might would have to send it BACK to amazon. You may not realize it but you could be nominated as an obfuscator “par excellence” ....one that makes Brooks look like a kindergarten teacher. ROFLMAO SHALL I DUB YOU “FREDDY HINDSIGHT?”