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Strategies & Market Trends : Free Float Trading/ Portfolio Development/ Index Stategies

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To: dvdw© who wrote (3516)4/13/2011 10:15:44 AM
From: dvdw©Read Replies (1) of 3821
 
Prices are artifacts of an arbitrary and capricious system which is a program about holistic sum values. Ranges are program based, hence the alternation AlgoRythm can and does function capriciously with intent.

Research shows that when Supply and demand are disconnect as is the current case, values are allocated to sum goals on a portfolio level.

We all know that this is a Plausibly deniable function for prevailing hierarchal systems.

Our Counterprogramming matrix, contains information about all stocks within our interest area, measured the same way comparatively. In maintaining this data base we SEE what stocks are subject to capricious programming and which are not.

Valuation rests on targeting yield, to accomplish churn.

There are no degrees of freedom operationally in place.

For a decade, we've seen few stock splits, as generalized prevailing systemics, have derived the playground unto themselves, leaving supply constrained issues wholly at the mercy of holistic sum value management programs as regulators of / for entire portfolios.
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