TheBramble
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I'd like to apologise to other members for letting things get to this stage. Even I am embarrassed.
NT getting back to non-random…Let me help you in as simplistic a manner as I can possibly construct.
Is every up bar followed by a down bar?
For any reasonable sample is:-
Every sequence of up bar followed by two down bars matched by an approximately equal (+/- square root sample size) a sequence of a down bar followed by two up bars?
Every sequence of two up bars followed by two down bars matched by an approximately equal (+/- square root sample size) a sequence of two down bars followed by two up bars?
Continue constructing sequence masks….
…..until you run out of sequence masks….
Well actually, you wont have to wait that long. Even small sequences will show a definitive deviation from equality giving you a reasonable basis for making an assumption that price movement is non-random. Not that it matters.
Non-deterministic price movement (if it was) would feel exactly the same to you as it being deterministic but unknowable.
NT getting back to non-random…Let me help you in as simplistic a manner as I can possibly construct.
Is every up bar followed by a down bar?
For any reasonable sample is:-
Every sequence of up bar followed by two down bars matched by an approximately equal (+/- square root sample size) a sequence of a down bar followed by two up bars?
Every sequence of two up bars followed by two down bars matched by an approximately equal (+/- square root sample size) a sequence of two down bars followed by two up bars?
Continue constructing sequence masks….
…..until you run out of sequence masks….
Well actually, you wont have to wait that long. Even small sequences will show a definitive deviation from equality giving you a reasonable basis for making an assumption that price movement is non-random. Not that it matters.
Non-deterministic price movement (if it was) would feel exactly the same to you as it being deterministic but unknowable.