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>The hard part of course is spotting the opportunity before the move is
over. The usual approach by well capitalized professionals is to try to
trade all the markets all the time.
there was an article once written about polarized fractal efficiency, if you
adhere to the idea and study it you would realize that the conventional
observation of what is a called a move is poorly defined and just old
fashioned. the old world math that worked in the past is a useful as stone
wheels, however durable they may prove to be. what is typically identified
as a move, is spotted by the inadequate human eye as that which travels from
one corner of the chart to the opposite diagonal side of the chart- how sad.
give me a good ole strait horizontal line with a bunch of whips up and down
anytime and I will show you a much longer path than the way the crow flies.
that obscure extended path has more opportunity than that which is so
obvious and clear to the unenlightened.
price movement as opposed to price trend will bear much more fruit though
the tree does not grow as tall, it is fully laden and ripe for the pickings.
while that which is impressive to look at is often out of reach no matter
how deceitfully apparent to grasp.
mark brown
huh!
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