Hmm, I think maybe you're trying to be smart. A coin does not have a'time element' and certainly does not have an'infinite range', and yet a coin flip remains random. Doesn't it have these properties? Because it has clearly defined constraints.... As do markets. Let's assume that the markets truly are'random'. This does not require what you said. A market has constraints, and a random market has the same constraints. You can not state a market is NOT random only because it does not have a bid/ask of infinity / infinity.Originally Posted by ;
I touched on trading egies, and don't mean to. So that the talk of egies is beside the point and a different discussion altogether.Originally Posted by ;
If you've got enough evidence to prove this then excellent. Most individuals don't, and you might not. I just don't understand or even care if you do because again it's not exactly the point.Originally Posted by ;
Not at all improbable.Originally Posted by ;
The context.... So not the'chart pattern'. This is also sounding like a subjective observation. I have seen plenty of'consolidations' that broke-out.... To nowhere. It works both ways. Maybe, just perhaps, more one way than other, but that is a different conversation.Originally Posted by ;
Randomness also produces these patterns, as does a deliberately made chart.Originally Posted by ;
It is all well and good to say you've got proof of whatever. My post was not for you . You also seem to have grossly different notions of what constitutes random and what random can, and does, produce.
All I especially care about right now is for someone to show me a chart that does not possess'chart patterns'. Everything else is only going to result from the normal back and forth claiming that I care not to spend some time on at the moment, and is all just not the point I was making.