Is any prediction doomed? - page 28
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Soros is not a fundamentalist in the sense that fundamentalists are commonly thought of. If you read it carefully, you can see that he (his literary character) does not just pick and choose some fundamental indicators as it is stated in methodical instructions, he analyzes the market. He is trying to understand what is happening there and when the moment appears when he can get something from the market. It is clear that when he makes a mistake in the analysis, he attributes the properties of the English market to the Russian one, for example - the epic fiasco. But here at least it is clear where the error is and what has to be corrected. It's not a damn thing for indicators to tweak the settings.
Forecasting is not the way you think, fundamentalist is not the way you think, prediction is not the way everyone thinks....
Stop giving your original definitions
At spatial.
Well, you don't need to find a pattern there, just compare prices.
agree
Well, you don't need to find a pattern there, just compare prices.
How's Gasprom? )))
what do you mean - like gazprom?
you mean like gazprom?
predict something!!!
;))))
What the hell, let Paukas predict!
predict something!!!
;))))
Trafficked, smoky, crushed pedestrians, broken turn signals...
Debate though....
Oh, come on, let Paukas predict!
Chattering. Forecasting and predicting are one and the same.
The prediction predicts with a certain, though unknown, probability.
... and prediction with another :)