So in order for a TA analyst (I won't judge the TA science per se, I'll keep it with the people) should make correct predictions most of the times (or at least, correct enough to break even).
So here is my suggestion: Every TA in Btctalk keep a note about his predictions in a text file (sure you'll post about it here, but I don't want to go through hundreds of posts) and then present them to the btctalk society to judge his TA skills.
The file format is quite simple
dd/mm/yyyy: (predicted price for the day) | (predicted future trend)
Who's in?
So here is my suggestion: Every TA in Btctalk keep a note about his predictions in a text file (sure you'll post about it here, but I don't want to go through hundreds of posts) and then present them to the btctalk society to judge his TA skills.
The file format is quite simple
dd/mm/yyyy: (predicted price for the day) | (predicted future trend)
Who's in?
We should do better than that, and create a speculation game/competition. Everyone starts with 100 virtual bitcoins (is that an oxymoron too?) and trades them using mtgox prices. After a few months, we see who comes out ahead.
That's basically the same thing (he should add the quantity invested of the 100btc, maybe in %).
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dd/mm/yyyy: (predicted price for the day) | (predicted future trend) | (% of your investment*)
* 100 is the base. You start with 100.
So where are all these TA analysts
