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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Trader X who started this subject4/11/2001 10:25:08 AM
From: TechTrader42   of 1471
 
Chronoscopy is largely determined by differentiation. Market insiders know this. The crowd has not internalized this knowledge, and must learn to externalize it, too. But the crowd enters market too early in morning for quantifiability, without regard for topological differentiation. We are aware of this, and it has been reported on CNBC. Market points coincide with continuity. This is key. Mutual fund managers use variable magnitudes, at 1 p.m., sometimes at 1:15 or 1:20 (Eastern time). Call this inverse differentiation, for the sake of clarity.

The market breathes in and breathes out. Thus we have market breath. The beginner needs to take deep breaths, like the pros. Everyone: Breathe in now. OK, now breathe out. See? Market breadth is another concept, which corresponds with convergence, using differential relation. Call it (ya) and (yb) in simple formula: Up and down. Everyone: Jump up. Now jump down. See?
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