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Ah... the ol' "Random Walk vs. Technical Analysis" argument is resurrected
again.
To you "Random Walkers" (and to paraphrase a well-known, radio talk-show
host), "When {somebody is wrong and still arguing], get out of the way."
To you "Techies", congrats! I've often opined that "...the best computer
and analysis program" available sits on everyone's shoulders. All anyone
has to do is have the determination and desire to "program" this computer.
Do I want to get into an endless argument of "my Dad can beat up your Dad"
or "double dog dare ya'" challenges with Walkers? I don't think so.
I'll just go about quietly making my profits with technical analysis and let
the Walkers loudly and endlessly pontificate on trying to justify the Random
Walk Theory.
Gerald Marisch
www.spfutures.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ed Kiers" <e.kiers@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 05:39
Subject: Market Behavior: Random or Not?
> If nature is random then we are random. Nature is not random and neither
is
> stockmarket behavior. Because stockmarkets are part of that nature.
>
> If your brain is not capabale to fully realize humans might not understand
> all mathematical laws that nature rules then please keep yourself busy
with
> smaller things in life. If your brain says "random" to matters that are
> "very difficult for us to really understand" then this tells us a lot
about
> your brain and nothing about the stockmarket.
>
> Ed
>
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