EURUSD - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Part 2) - page 797
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here is a good example of how fundamental news is essentially informational confirmation of future movements .......
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You should not laugh, but learn one thing that feedback from the past is reflected in the future - random behavior and accidents do not exist in nature - everything is predetermined (this is not from "The Terminator")...The importance of learning to see processes that can occur with little bits of information that life constantly tells us - and then there would be no losses in your life you have written about... When you know what the future holds you are ready morally and thus you can go this way without unnecessary shocks... and guessing what will happen - this is for the unseeing ... seeking to see with the help of fortune tellers...
to learn to see the processes that can occur from the little bits of information that life constantly tells us.
How to know if there will be a pullback to 1.387 in the next hour or two ? :)
But seriously, it's a good point, people call it experience.
How to know if there will be a pullback to 1.387 in the next hour or two ?
In all seriousness, the thought is right, people call it experience
the market is predictable and the only important thing is to look for the next one. experience is something that people try to use in the future but in the end they meet with new unknown experience - they call it chance - chance is not - the simplest example of news about a plane crash - when the first crash happens, two days go by when the next one happens somewhere else in the world. the same with earthquakes and other things...observe and you understand that this process is much more complicated than chance - there are no random events in the behaviour of people - hence the market is predictable, what matters is the right approach.
How to know if there will be a pullback to 1.387 in the next hour or two ? :)
And seriously, the idea is correct, people call it an experience
But will they have enough strength to go above 1.4010, I think not
all profits from the last momentum are there
Experience is those events that people try to apply to the future but as a result they face new unknown experiences - called random events - there are no accidents - the simplest example of news about a plane crash - when the first one happens, two days pass when the next one happens somewhere else in the world...the same thing with earthquakes and other things...observe and you'll see that the process is much more complex than just a chance - there are no accidents in people's behaviour - hence the market is predictable, only the right thing is to be sure.
In the end, Jesse Livermore shot himself with a Colt .32.
It's not what he did there in his future that matters - it's his principles of finding a foothold, he just had an astounding success that he couldn't endure.
THERE'S NOTHING MORE DANGEROUS THAN SUCCESS.
Experience is those events that people try to apply to the future but as a result they face new unknown experiences - called random events - there are no accidents - the simplest example of news about a plane crash - when the first one happens, two days pass when the next one happens somewhere else in the world...the same thing with earthquakes and other things...observe and you'll see that the process is much more complex than just a chance - there are no accidents in people's behaviour - hence the market is predictable, only the right thing is to be sure.
Experience is about identifying future events from current features, and patterns of events are a separate topic. Both are long-known concepts to people, so I'm wondering what you're writing this for? In the first message, the meaning is that the weeks fled, then about experience, then about patterns, i.e. what do you mean by that?