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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA
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To: yard_man who wrote (12451)5/29/2002 12:14:29 PM
From: ahhaha  Read Replies (2) of 19219
 
I only reported what is happening materially and added a resolution that is consistent with the chaotic nature of human emotion. The flow - price divergence need not be resolved by an enormous upside gap. A reversal of flow could resolve the dynamic tension now in place. Given that the stock market is mostly irrationally psychological transitions to equilibrium are mostly chaotic.

The question is never timing because you can never expect to get the timing right. There is an uncertainty principle working here. If you expect to get the timing right, you can't expect to get the size of the move right, and you must have both to succeed. More precisely, the error in correct entry time multiplied by the error in expected price amplitude of a given choice is bounded below. To assume the possibility of successful timing is to assume that there is no lower bound, but that requires that stock prices are continuous when they are explicitly discrete.
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