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Technical Analysis Fallacy

Never forget that 'truth' is always relative. There are as many versions of it as there are people and no two versions are identical. As far as your previous question is concerned, you may find this book interesting : url I bought it on Darkstars ...

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Thanks for the response Gro, but I was thinking more of how Fti specifically uses the term rather than the textbook definition.

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Actually, not 100% sure but I think that was "Sigma". Edit. Just found this quote from Fti : "Sigma is speed of move; you can determine that from the gradient or slope of price movement. The Vega is the volatility or rate of gyration of the market ...

Technical Analysis Fallacy

true average — I thought the true average range referred to the relative length of the impulses or waves? Or am I thinking of something else entirely?

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Hello — Hi FTI, I have been reading carefully through your thread for the past few weeks and it has been a real eye-opener for me. It is refreshing to come across something rational among the sea of nonsense and delusion. Thank you for sharing ...

Technical Analysis Fallacy

You might want to rephrase this bit....

It's kind of curious...the war between price and indicators

Try searching for this research paper : "Currency orders and exchange-rate dynamics: explaining the success of technical analysis" by C. L. Osler It is quite a well researched and detailed description of how and why various orders tend to cluster at ...

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