I hope there's a way to estimate from empirical data how much of the time he's actually right, using a boolean algebra model or something.
Because I'm starting to see a phenomenon, the oppisite action of the decision you make is usually the correct one.
Because I'm starting to see a phenomenon, the oppisite action of the decision you make is usually the correct one.
Why would we complicate this? There is a simpler way to estimate this by only using a chart and mark them with the date of the predictions. I saw one of Jim Cramer on social media but I cannot find it anymore. It looked very much similar to this image hehehe. This cleary shows that many of the experts in mainstream financial media are so very wrong.
