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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
by
Wulfcastle
on 21/12/2014, 04:05:15 UTC
Why don't you write something closer to truth: "to a high degree" or something similar?

Reading this, puts me under the impression that you're not a regular reader of the thread. So I will give you my point of view

Is the market 100% predictable? Yes, indeed.

This market is 100% inefficient and can be played backwards and forward so easily that it isn't even funny. It can be pushed and pulled with little/no effort, and many people take advantage of this fact day in and day out.

Is the market 100% predictable? As sure as I am that the sky is blue, I am certain that price moves can be predetermined before have they actually occurred - and in a very straight forward, non-complicated manner too.

Just by assessing 4 specific factors, you can determine whether or not it is the right time to buy, whether or not a coin has long-term viability, and you can very quickly gauge the most accurate buying in range to produce the broadest scale of profit possible.

Is the market 100% predictable? If it wasn't, I wouldn't trade. Simply because if I can't guarantee a win, then executing a buy would be gambling - not trading. And I'm not a gambler Wink

You see there are thousands of participants in this market and, unfortunately, most of them are gamblers - so they approach the market in much the same way a gambling addict approaches the roulette table.

The addict knows that "there are no guarantees" when he puts $1000 on number 12. BlackJack specialists are fully aware "there are no guarantees". Even those no hopers who sit down in front of slot machines all day long understand that "there are no guarantees" when they crank that lever down just to see what happens. Why is this? Because gambling in itself is a rigged sport, where the odds are always tilted in favor of the house.

Trading isn't anything like gambling. (Good trading that is). Simply because, there are certain tools and indicators available to each and every trader - that aren't present in the casinos. Trading is not gambling, gambling isn't trading.

You see as a trader, your role is to buy at $X and sell at $XX. Not to roll the dice and hope to see your number. Trading isn't a game of chance, it's a game of skill

Trading, is 110% predictable




Is this real life?