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To: 3bar who wrote (30370)	3/28/2012 1:20:56 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Respond to of 219293

Thank you so much, very excellent site... yes, I generally agree with his hypothesis that these markets are strictly in a mathematical box and can be measured and timed according... I don't think I ever heard of the guy, but I do agree with his mathematical perspectives on these markets... GZ

To: 3bar who wrote (30370)	3/28/2012 2:42:08 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219293

Just an after thought here on the guy's suggestion that market action is strictly mathematical and in a closed box without external influences... I think I would have to disagree with the second point of that idea... yes, the market moves based strictly on a mathematical model, but the market is also vulnerable to external forces... in other words, no matter what influences and moves the markets, the markets must still behave according to a mathematical model... for example, bernanke could say something and move the markets, or you could hit a baseball and a professional baseball player could also hit a baseball... the pro might be able to hit the ball much further, but once the ball is set into motion, the ball must then still follow the same laws of physics that all other moving object follow... and according to my own model, I treat price as an object moving through space without the influence of gravity, and instead of measuring distance I measure time, since time and distance are really the exact same thing in the space/time continuum as we all know it... GZ