How do you practically assess the contribution of a "specific" input to the NS? - page 9
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Recognising what? Drawing a ZZ?
I wish you success in this difficult endeavour.
Oh, I almost forgot -- NS is not a panacea, it's just a tool, albeit a very subtle one.
And it will not do wonders, especially when paired with a TZ.
Forward is kind of like valerian. Convince yourself and treat your heart attacks. I've written on the forum many times. The basic test gives one figure of profit. Forward gives another profit figure. A total of two digits is the entire profitability statistics of the system. Don't make my slippers laugh.
Forward is what is behind the right-hand edge of the graph. The data that the NS has not seen.
And on which it should confidently work to the upside.
Why is it drawing? You were taught not to draw.
ZZ is a doodler by nature.
Anything that draws is a waste.
Forward is what is behind the right-hand edge of the graph. The data that the NS has not seen.
And on which it should confidently work to the plus side.
Even thirty does not say anything, and 30 is the number of observations at which the t-statistics may be passed to the z-statistics (normal). I am writing that there is no such thing as a statistic from two observations.
Well, you know best.
Good luck.
Forward is what is behind the right-hand edge of the graph. The data that the NS has not seen.
And on which it should confidently work to the plus side.
ZZ is by nature a drawer.
Everything that draws - to hell with it.
Don't make my slippers laugh.
I have written on the forum many times. The main test gives one digit of profit. The forward one gives another profit figure. A total of two digits is the entire profitability statistics of the system. Don't make my slippers laugh.
ZZ is by nature a drawer.
Anything that draws -- to hell with it.
I'll say this, too -- you're wrong. So it draws,so what? This bogeyman is not so scary if you think about it.... He shows what he has, the situation has changed and he shows what he has again. You just have to take into account his tendency to draw, and no "burning" of ZZ)
I'd say you're wrong here, too. So he draws,so what? This scarecrow is not so scary if you think about it.... He shows what he has, the situation has changed and he again shows what he has. You just have to take into account his tendency to draw, and no "burning" of ZZ)
Then ZZ should go into politics. That's the kind of thing they like. :)
But in real trade, in my opinion, it doesn't work.