Sir, how do you get these exact numbers? Following are my numbers as close to yours and the time (I use Tradestation charts) 21.28: yours 21.25: 3/23 LOD from daily chart 21.31: 3/23 LOD from intraday chart 21.28: 3/16 COD 21.40: yours I dont know how to get this 22.22: yours 22.20: 4/15 LOD from daily and intraday charts 22.13: 3/20 COD 22.43: yours 22.31: 4/16 LOD from daily and intraday charts 22.77: yours 22.79: 4/17 LOD from daily and intraday charts 23.13: yours 23.11: 4/15 HOD from daily chart 23.03: 4/15 HOD from intraday chart 24.57: yours 24.52: 4/7 LOD 24.63: 4/7 COD 24.79: yours 24.76: 4/9 COD 24.97: yours 24.93: 4/9 HOD 25.96: yours 26.05: 4/8 HOD 27.26: yours 27.33: 4/2 HOD Thanks and regards
The boy thought he saw a fish in the water and tried to catch it with his "pitchfork". But the image of the fish could be just a reflection (of the moon? lol) or distortion.
1. How easily the masses can be conned when a 'total load of rubbish' is promoted as "fashionable". (Not unlike 'piercings' today.) 2. Self-loathing of the artist and his hatred of the above-mentioned "Fashionables". (His clients.) 3. Just one more little nail in the coffin of Western Civilization. (The 'last rites' are being read as we speak with the burial soon to follow.)
NYSE: Re your bird video. The bird is doing what all birds do. It's trying to survive. There is no reason for it, thats what birds do. To try and figure out why a bird is doing what it's doing is like asking why the market does what it does. It just does.
So i'm a college student doing my thesis on a comprehensive day trading plan and strategy and found this forum looking for research. I stumbled upon this thread last night and originally thought it was a foolish game of philosophical cat and mouse stated by either a homeless nut case or a way too old matrix fan who lives in his moms basement ( no offense NYSE). But for some unexplainable reason i kept reading, so much in fact that i stayed up all night and stoped my research to read through the entire thing. As I began to wrap my head around it I slowly gained respect for what was being done here and now after pondering this all night long and thinking about it today during the holiday festivities (ha)I feel this is the most "valuable"collection of trading ideas I have ever seen. I certainly see the skepticism of NYSE's statements and purpose, but at a most basically level even if this is a wild goose chase, which for the record I personally do not, I feel the value of this as mental exercise alone is great and I am very grateful for the intellectual transaction spawned from NYSE and members. Although statistically speaking however, if most traders fail, and most traders follow techniques denounced by NYSE, then he is "right" however one chooses to quantify that. Ok now that I'm done with the ass kissing I'm going to try and win the golden ticket.. - You were more serious than you came off when alluding to the notion of automating an opposite trade order when a order is placed - Since most traders fail then the "idea" of trading is a failed idea, granted there are infinite variations of strategies in which some trend towards the anomaly of success, the general parameters of trading (historical price movements) is a failed system. - Here's the kicker, maybe, you said most of the time buy low sell high, which could be interpreted as if prices are low people are selling and if prices are high people are buying, meaning buy when people sell and sell when people buy. Would you dare insinuate that the holiest of holies is to always do the opposite of the market? Now that's just to obvious!
Horrible grammar and spelling I'm aware, one I really don't care and two I was playing Gears of War 2 when I posted this haha, so don't bother
Speaking of the Fashionables, I just saw a guy wearing a pin-striped-suit and sporting a hoop earing on CNBC.
Regarding the Picasso: You mention that the painting was created just before Hitler invaded Poland. You were presenting us with a "context" which should be considered when looking for any messages that may or may not be hidden within the painting. Drawing a parallel as relates to trading, the lesson here is that when viewing a chart, one must view the chart within a certain "context" as well. Not knowing the context, or the existence of the context, will lead to "invalid assumptions" which lead to invalid conclusions. You are saying that there is a context that we must consider when viewing a chart, and all of these exercises will better enable us to discern it. My deep thought for the day... RM