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I think the vehicle has little to do with the actions of the driver or drivers in this case. How many times have you been "raced" by a vehicle that had no chance in hell of beating you? It is the same reason a guy with 5k feels like he can take on the market.
The dynamics of driving share a striking resemblance to trading. Take for instance this scenario, I was driving along a freeway yesterday that was congested but still moving at a steady pace of 60mph. An Audi S4 proceeded to zig zag between lanes but because of the congestion it failed to advance. I did nothing and proceeded to advance at a much faster rate than the S4. Now how many times have you forced a trade when there wasn't one? Or made a trade because you felt over confident and had your ass handed on a plate?
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 07:30:02 -0700, Jeremy Lyell <jlyell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I hear the C6 Z06 is a great car, if rather different to the Gallardo...
>
> The question is, if you had been driving a huge articulated truck (think
> "Duel"), would it have had the same effect ?
>
> J.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Brown [mailto:markbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 25 June 2006 17:41
> To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Example Psycked out
>
>
> Hello omega-list,
>
> I love cars and I have purchased both my wife and myself a pair of new
> Corvette 2006 C6 Z06's. A very good bargain sports car. I was on a
> long trip on a narrow two lane road following about three cars who
> were driving way to slow for my personal taste. However I didn't want
> to pass the cars in particular I just wanted them to go faster.
>
> I told my wife watch this. I turned on my headlights and proceeded to
> stick half my car across the double "do not pass" yellow line. I was
> far enough out so that my headlights (during the day) could bee seen
> in the side view mirrors of the cars in front of me.
>
> Then I tucked back into formation and waited about 1 minute. The SUV
> in from of me blasted out across the double yellow line and passed the
> two cars in front of him. He barley missed the lead car trying to get
> back in before head on traffic hit him doing this dangerous move.
>
> That pissed off the the lead car and he had to slam on his brakes to
> let the passing SUV in front of him, and the number two car had to hit
> his brakes making him mad as well. Now guess what the race was on the
> SUV took off now he is in the lead and the old slow lead car is
> hauling ass with the number two car on his tail.
>
> I look down and we al went from 65 in a 70 to 85 in a 70 SWEET! This
> best part was when my wife says to me BRILLIANT MARK! I was able to
> drive fast with blockers in front of me and stay way back from them so
> they didn't throw stones on my car. So do you think the markets can
> be Psycked out as well?
>
>
> --
> Thank You,
> Mark Brown
> www.markbrown.com
>
>
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