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Re: [RT] The Psychology Cycle



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you left out the obvious test -- the ratio of sell orders coming 
from "sell" phones to regular phones...  :-)

but more seriously now, it is my feeling that astro infuences on 
behavior is one of those areas of science where there is something 
out there that we don't really have our arms around the whys just 
yet.  Just because we don't know why something works a certain way 
don't mean it ain't so.

Do I use astro in my trading?  no.  But because I don't know how to 
fit it in now doesn't mean I won't someday.  Virtually everything I 
do use in everyday trading analysis now (and for that matter the very 
fact that I am doing this) came out of some past vague curiosity to 
find an order that I sensed was there.  One of the most powerful 
things I got from Mark Douglas years ago was to ask myself 
questions...and just trust that someday the answer will come.  Maybe 
the magic formula to bring astro into my mix will come some day, 
maybe it won't.  It certainly won't if I dismiss it today as being 
without merit because I haven't learned what I need to learn to use 
it.

Astroreceptive I remain,
Chris






--- In realtraders@xxxx, "Levent Erbora" <erbora@xxxx> wrote:
> I have some even better ideas for some controlled experiments:
> 
> We could test and see if any investor suddenly gets the urge to 
grab the
> phone and sell his stocks after getting a "full set of x-rays".
> 
> We could study the trading habits of x-ray technicians, 
transmission line
> workers, workers at power plants, radio towers, etc., who are 
subject to all
> kinds of electromagnetic radiation much more potent than a passing 
flare
> everyday, we can find out how many of them are notorious short 
sellers.
> 
> We can start a study to see if there is any correlation between the 
recent
> volatility of the stock market and the advent and popularity of 
wireless
> phone use; can you imagine how many orders of magnitude the 
intensity of the
> radiation blasting your brain from your cell-phone is compared to 
the
> radiation from the sun?
> 
> In the mean time, I'm taking it safe; I'm wearing my metal helmet 
in front
> of my computer monitor, I don't wanna trade stupid :-)
> 
> Experimentally,
> 
> Levent
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "DH" <catapult@xxxx>
> To: <realtraders@xxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 11:35 PM
> Subject: Re: [RT] The Psychology Cycle
> 
> 
> > > What do you think
> > > a force this powerful is doing to human physiology and 
pschology?
> >
> > Well, that's the question isn't it? If solar radiation affects the
> > markets negatively, as you seem to imply, that would be easy to 
test by
> > examining the data. We have 60 years of good radiation data from 
the
> > Canadian radio telescope folks to look at. Have you found any good
> > correlation between radiation levels and market action? I haven't 
but
> > I'm willing to be shown the light <grin - pun intended>. Please 
provide
> > some proof more extensive than a sample of one and tell me how I 
might
> > use this information to make money trading.
> >
> > Scientifically,
> > Dennis
> >
> >
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