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    Short-term trading is completely random. I know that a few folks here enjoy my articles, but others despise them. (I'm too cynical, lol)

    I just gazed into my EURUSD chart and scrolled back to the H1 for a few months. There is chaos at the level. Zero rhyme and reason, just central bankers responding to news and searching stops. This is the Quantum (absurd world) rather than the Macro Physical planet that Newton observed with a bright red apple.

    Okay fibonacci traders, begin posting how H4 fib levels match perfectly. As for mepersonally, I am in the camp that price is a result of Superstring for the Superwealthy (bankers, that is.)

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    All that matters is whether you're profitable or not.

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Short term trading is completely random. I understand that a few people here appreciate my posts, while others despise them. (I am too cynical, lol)

    I just gazed into my EURUSD chart and scrolled back on the H1 for a couple of months. There is chaos in the degree that is H1. Zero rhyme and reason, only central bankers responding to news and searching stops. That is the Quantum (absurd world) rather than the Macro Physical planet that Newton detected with a bright red apple.

    Alright fibonacci traders, start posting how H4 fib levels match flawlessly. As for mepersonally, I am in the camp which price is a result of Superstring for its Superwealthy (bankers, that is.)
    it look you're physics man, nice to understand the diff between Newton physic and Quantum physics

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    No..
    Can you find a young girl or an older lady?

    Well, you are both correct and your wrong. If you do not understand what you're looking for, you think the other guy is smoking crack. That's all.

    When someone shows you what's happening, then you see. .
    I see Schrödinger's . And I hate you for exploiting your quantum superposition understanding over the market TB lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Short term trading is completely arbitrary. I understand that a few folks here enjoy my articles, but others despise them. (I'm too cynical, lol)

    I just gazed into my EURUSD chart and scrolled back to the H1 for a few months. There is chaos at the degree. Zero rhyme and reason, just central bankers responding to news and hunting stops. That is the Quantum (irrational world) rather than the Macro Physical world that Newton detected with a bright red berry.

    Alright fibonacci traders, begin posting how H4 fib levels match flawlessly. As for mepersonally, I am in the camp which price is a result of Superstring for the Superwealthy (bankers, that is.)
    Actually, in the event that you realy looking into quantum mechanic, you know particle wavefunction goes exist, its just we can't determine where the current electron stands. So people could state the position of the particle is'arbitrary', but its really not.

    In reverse of what happened in market, we understand where the current price is, but all work variable that produced current price is unquantifiable by us, so we see it as'arbitrary'. However, it isn't.

    So its back to our limit of knowledge. How do we judge something as it is if we understand that our eyesight is constrained?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Actually, if you realy looking into quantum mechanic, you know particle wavefunction itself exist, its just we can't determine where the current electron stands. So people could state the position of the particle is'random', but its really not.

    In reverse of what took place in market, we know in which the current price is, however, all work variable that made current price is unquantifiable by usso we view it as'random'. However, it really is not.

    So its back to our limit of knowledge. How do we judge something as it is if we know that our vision is constrained?
    This is exactly what I had intended people to view in my previous article. That just because you don't know the answer to something doesn't indicate that it cannot be known.

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    The title of this thread could be a clever play on words or a dramatic mistake of Quantum physics. Quantum systems evolve in a completely deterministic way until we quantify them, and the quantum state collapses according to various probabilities, this is called quantum state reduction. The market is defiantly measurable at every time interval, but I'll give the writer the benefit of the doubt.

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    Open any chart containing m1 and observe the candles. Would you say that the simple fact that at least half the time you'll ussualy have a succession of candles, plus including their dimensions as a factor, going in a certain direcion would be true if every candle has been decided by the flip of a coin? Would you say that when market goes flat for a while relative to the previous wavy condition is a random occurence about the single candle scale determined like a flip of a coin? Would you say that certain news related motions (not neccesarily during the news themselves also) and other stuff I won't go into detail about today but exist and are often very highly deterministic when they happen are all arbitrary? Somehow I don't think so...

    With that said, I believe that calling anything beyond the next move (on a pertinent TF for that move) is likely to be arbitrary in the vast majority of instances and calling just another move so the forecast is indeed more likely isn't always possible either but frequently anough so that using lots of practice and application of suitable principles to spot different types of moves - you can decide on the ideal direction and profit from it longer term.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    GotId disagree, Albert.

    You may have all of cog's calculated, and your airplane is flying straight and level...

    Then somebody drops, out of nowhere, a whole lot of weight in chair 73F.
    At which stage, the factors have changed, and a old CG is made obsolete, and a new one takes its position. I really don't understand why what I said is wrong.

    If ABN Amro drops $300M into the market, the current price will reflect that, the new CG. A CG changes as much as needed as items are added to or removed from the airplane, or resources have been shifted. If all the stewardesses transfer their carts to the back of the plane, it is going to effect the CG of the plane, although not by much. But if the tail of the plane got lopped off, then a new CG is utilized. .

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    [quote=Craig;1948373]... Quantum systems evolve into a totally deterministic manner until we measure them...[]

    That is right, they develop into existance by beeing measured or perceived.

    So are the markets. They exist only'cause of the participants and move accordingly to the perception of all participants.

    On the other hand, I think that, was amusing himself with this thread (maybe after few bad transactions or anything ), I found it very entertaining, shame it has gone very.

    Cheers,
    Lietuve

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