Been following the stock market for awhile now and have found that eventually, when using the (FS) & (PEM) I have found that patterns evolve that share similarities with trends on where the market was, is, and where it is going.

thought I'd change up the flow of things.....guess not

What are some of the numbers behind this? I'd like to hear more...

Also, do you know some pages where I can read more about these models? I'm not too familiar with them.

Posted By: zymurgy

when using the (FS) & (PEM) I have found that patterns evolve that share similarities with trends on where the market was, is, and where it is going.

What the hell does that mean?

"Patterns .. share similarities with trends..." The word 'on' is dubious. And how can anything share a similarity with what is going to happen in the future? We don't know what is going to happen.

"The temperatures we observed in February of this year have similarities with trends on the temperatures of August 2009."

anyone interested can PM me their e-mail and I'l e-mail them some of the charts I've been working on. To Fact totum, on is used to convey that the PEM and FS are first calculated then applied to the graphical charts of the market. My apologies for your confusion.

totum, stop with your babble; submit to me a formidable challenge based on my premise and I'll gladly respond. I welcome all inquisitors on this method.

digest this...totem if your able to osmose the info, I may choose to elaborate. As I said before, should any of you want to review the charts and apps I've been working on I will submit them to you via e-mail privately. Serious Q's only pls.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=DSTI&p=D&yr=1&mn=6&dy=0&id=p33534484771

Posted By: Fact totum

I've worked in NYC in the financial industry for 20 years. I can read a chart (and create 'em) with the best of them.

But you still refuse to state plainly what you are trying to assert.

hmmm then you should understand where my PEM's and Fibs are placed and defined.

going to sleep Fact.....12:30 in the am here I'll check back later if there's any Q's from you or anyone else

Posted By: zymurgy

12:30 in the am

Cool -- you're in one of those 1/2 hr offset timezones. Australia?

It's a lot like biorhythms.

Posted By: Trance

Posted By: Fact totum

It's a lot like biorhythms.

Oh, it's a good job I know loads about them.

The stock market is easy to understand.

The stock market is controlled by an oligopoly; that is comprised of thousands, but not hundreds of thousands of individuals. I guess what I mean is 90,000 financial analysts, gurus, and financial bigwigs are a small group given the more than 5 billion people who inhabit the earth.

Anyway, this oligopoly has control of the market on a macro scale.

Here is how it works:

1. If the oligopoly tells everyone that the market will do bad, then it will.

2. If the oligopoly tells everyone that the market will do good, then it will.

You might ask, why does not the oligopoly want the market to always do well? The answer is: Because the oligopoly could not get enormously rich if the market was always on the up. Remember the principle of buy low, sell high.

This is all you need to know!

where do i apply to become one of the people that controls the stock market?

Posted By: Fact totum

Posted By: zymurgy

12:30 in the am

Cool -- you're in one of those 1/2 hr offset timezones.

Nope. Just rounding to the nearest half-hour.

Zy,

Do you drink a lot of Kool-Aid?

(By the way, I think it's admirable that the guy who published Armstrong's work on his site included the copyright date that he's ignoring by publishing it.)

Oh, BTW Fact, it's Guam, not Australia.

Those two. Purple and Orange of which I'm certain there are no words within the Occidental lexicon. Unless of course we add words such as google, lycos, or nurple.

Fact where do you fare from?

After a quick googling (I'm tellin ya' -- that web site is going to really take off some day) I see that purple rhymes with:

* Hirple is a British word, which means "to walk lamely or hobble".
* Curple is a word out of Scotland, which refers to the hindquarters of a horse. The current Shorter OED lists 'curple' dating from 1591.

'Orange' seems to truly have no word that rhymes. Surprisingly (to me at least), 'silver' apparently has no rhyme though.

This site is pretty interesting: Click here

I am from the NYC area.

Posted By: Trance

"Orange" rhymes with the French "orange".

Note: Due to the abundance of joke kilers appearing on this forum, I'd like to say: that was a joke.

Although, if you do pronounce "orange" in the french style, then orange rhymes with branch.

What the crap, man!

I left a note and everything!

Posted By: Udoboy

Like the French need a "justifiable cause" to disdain any foreigners.

That's my point -- if one were to make the assertion the said Parisian would, for a change, be justified.

(For the record, I recently spent 8 days in France, including 4 in Paris. With one exception, everyone there was very nice. The one instance of a Frenchie acting like a --er -- do__che was a more-than-middle-aged woman whom I had helped with her luggage as she struggled to get it over to an escalator. I carried it to the escalator. Up the escalator. To the train and loaded it into a luggage rack on the train for her. Ninety minutes later (I don't know if she recognized me or not -- I think not) she was blocking the aisle of the train when I had to get off. I said excuse me 4 times and she feigned deafness and/or an inability to understand "excuse me" after we had chatted in English earlier. I hip-checked her into a seat. There was much laughter in the train as I exited.)

Since when is this an economic discussion forum? I think that the only cool thing about money is its utter lack of value aside from that given to it by the people who decide to use it. Government conspiracy I say, going off the Gold standard. I only spend the real silver coins and the old silver and gold notes. You might say "But shades, arent those hard to come by?!?!?!" but I would have to say, "HELL FRIGGIN YEAH!!!" lucky me I dont spend much money living here at the peak of the Matterhorn. My only real monetary system is that I use to buy evil knievel gloves from myself (I am so stupid). So, take this PEM (Please Eradicate ME) and your FS (Farts Sniffer) and leave here before I throw you from the frigid peaks of the 'Horn to the warm verdant fields below (ultimately ending in your death, since despite their warmth and undeniable verdancy it is quite a freakishly long drop from the tippity top, where I reside using only my wits, my hands, and several very powerful solar panels to communicate with a satellite to receive ONLY gullible.info).

And voila, the answer to this conversation has been elucidated byt the great Shades O' Sisyphus.

Thanks can be mailed to eat.my.tooshie@biteme.com

That was unneccessary(sp?) I apologize

Not really.

Anyway... I dont like economics, it bores me... Good day sir.

Posted By: shadesofsisyphus

I only spend the real silver coins and the old silver and gold notes.

If everyone else is willing to accept the new currency which you think is worth less than the old stuff, you should spend the new stuff and only accept the old stuff. (Duh)

After a while, you'll be coming back to paper currency. A green bill is money; not verse versa. A coin is money, not vice versa. Gold is money, not vise versa.............

See the point?

Not at all, or vice versa. Please expound upon this presumption you so erroniously espouse (sorry, the large words earlier in the thread made me kind of crazy...)

And the only things on earth worth anything are things with limited quantities, i.e. why diamonds are so expensive.