by americandream » Thu 17 Mar 2016, 18:33:34
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('ennui2', 'a')mericandream, your writing is getting increasingly cryptic:
"if price spotting were widespread, that would be the end of objective structure. "
What do you mean by "objective structure"? Structure of what? You mean no discernible pattern in a graph?
And what is a "momentum player"? A stock trader???
I feel like I should be looking at a glossary when I read your posts.
I appreciate your predicament ennui but I am only here to, and my apologies for sounding callous, develop a means to communicate what I see in the underlying order in reality, in a way that will politicise people through reason. I am nowhere near adept at this as you can see by the reactions I get but this story has to be told so I perservere. I have been struggling with this for quite a while.
That said and to answer your question, the markets will never be known. Objective order cannot know itself through us or else it renders the entire exercise checkmated. Thus the markets which capture all the world in readable data (and that is how I access this order for the moment) are mostly a mix of lucky gamblers, trend dependent and other incompetents and then,
some very intuitive players who sense the underlying order though they cannot see it. That in a nutshell is what I posted.