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To: accountclosed who wrote (1079)	3/30/1999 2:01:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3558

There is no initial state. What is the initial state of noise? This is a major problem in classical continuum physics. Any state is initial and no instantaneous state is connected causally with the next temporal state. There is only an a posteriori probability assessment. The stochastic differential equations are similar to Schrodinger's equation in quantum mechanics, but only in order and shape. An uncertainty relation does come out of the equation as one should. I sometimes refer it to as Ahhaha's Uncertainty Principle. Trader's commitments are just Wall Street lies. Wall Street is above the lamp posts in them. The b/a moves all over the place. You tell me, what does that mean? It means there is a lot of jockeying going on. I want to know what people do and how that effects what others to do, not how it effects what people say they are going to do. They change their minds for no reason. They tell you whatever to get you to do what they want. It's a shell game. The b/a is all over the place trying to convince someone to believe a lie. You want to study lies? The value of such study is less than zero because the lying is normally distributed and you have to pay some commissions. Up to the second lies still have a zero expected return minus commissions. Instantaneous commitments are only rumors and they invite you to shoot yourself in the foot. That's a helluva a way to die.