AnonymousCoder
If what you say is actually true and I don't dispute it then the meaning of a period is lost.
Again this is incorrect the period in time is defined by the reversal in question, the period has always been a unit of 3.
The election of a reversal normally indicates that the expected high or low that should unfold in as short a time span as 1 to 3 units of time, be it daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly
The next monthly bearish reversal was 1.749% away what in the hell are you talking about? Did you think it was going to take until the end of May to test it?
"We recommend to align Reversals with Forecast Arrays to further strengthen your research, identifying potential convergence of time and price." (Socrates user manual)
You don't understand the energy model, you don't understand the array, and you don't understand the reversal system… Period.
If what you say is actually true and I don't dispute it then the meaning of a period is lost.
Again this is incorrect the period in time is defined by the reversal in question, the period has always been a unit of 3.
The election of a reversal normally indicates that the expected high or low that should unfold in as short a time span as 1 to 3 units of time, be it daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly
The next monthly bearish reversal was 1.749% away what in the hell are you talking about? Did you think it was going to take until the end of May to test it?
"We recommend to align Reversals with Forecast Arrays to further strengthen your research, identifying potential convergence of time and price." (Socrates user manual)
You don't understand the energy model, you don't understand the array, and you don't understand the reversal system… Period.
Now Gumbi feels victorious because I used the term "period" for his term "time unit" in his small Socrates universe of randomness which gets him all confused.
That doesn't change the fact that between min and max there is a factor of 6 between minimum 0.5 (not 1) and 3 units of time after I adjust to that, because of premature trade termination. Guessing between 0.5 and 3 to get it right is a lot of ambiguity.
So far nothing has changed. We need to have hindsight knowledge to end the trade somewhere in this range.
Because otherwise, we are potentially missing out on huge profit opportunities when the price races across the next few reversals - which we cannot trade because the we are at 0.5 time unit length and have to wait for the end of the month because that is the only time when election can occur. We have to wait because according to the rule we exited the trade because it was only good until the price reached the next reversal.
Meanwhile, Gumbi will perhaps say that we have daily, weekly and so on to trade, which on other occasions he will advise not to trade - only monthly.
So Socrates will keep us busy making all these human guesses while we are losing a lot of money with Socrates.
What Gumbi cannot see is that we understand everything in his little Socrates random universe.
He knows that I can provide as many failing reversals as I want because I have the data to do it. It took him months, yes, months later he came back, to pick this one so he can feel right.
But he is wrong. He is always wrong. I don't even feel like providing any other examples to challenge him at this time. Why?
Because while he and his followers are wrestling with all his toys of the Socrates universe, and while they blame themselves and others for not guessing right in hindsight, they waste all this time on this Socrates random universe which has nothing to do with the actual markets. They are not making money and they are losing the ability to trade because they are dealing with some kind of pseudo science which is totally worthless, created by these crackpots.
They miss all the opportunities that unfold outside the Socrates random universe. They are doing this while the OTHERS make the money. The others are lucky enough that they might not even have heard about Martin Armstrong, which is perhaps the best case scenario. And they are making money without paying any type of subscription to anybody. And I still laugh my head off.
Martin Armstrong is a charlatan, and he spent 11 years in jail for a reason.
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