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Well, to be more precise, a "Stopped" clock is one form of a "Broken Clock"
and is right twice a day (once for a 24-hour clock). But a "Malfunctioning
Clock" (disfunctional? dysfunctional?) is also a Broken Clock, and may be
right (or wrong) an indeterminate number of times per day: suppose it's 1
minute slow/day. Just how often is it "right"? And suppose it's erratic,
and instead of 1 minute lost incrementally over a day, it loses that minute
say, when there's an event, or inaction, or a 50 point move in the market.
Maybe Correlation, Causation, Chaos, and Things that go....eh? :-)
----- Original Message -----
From: Dennis Holverstott
To: Omega List
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 4:56 PM
Subject: Re: Correlation, Causation and Things That Go "AAYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!"
I think an apt analogy for Fleckensein is "a broken clock correlates
with the correct time twice a day." :-)
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