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Originally posted by colloredbrothers
What should I do with my money?
Why send it to me, of course!
Originally posted by colloredbrothers
What should I do with my money?
Originally posted by aristocrat2
Originally posted by GreenBicMan
reply to post by aristocrat2
no it doesnt
not even close
logartihmic charts are based on percentages. did you even know this?
are you reading this all from karl denninger and his friend tyler d?
dont waste my time (actually, i dont mind, just kidding) I would like to see you analyze a logarthimic chart and prove your thesis. without this, this is just another bunk ass thread
In late September 1985, I predicted the Tin Market would crash. My boss at GW Joynsons was angry as she said this was rubbish. I was fired, but she was so angry that, curiously, she made me work my notice period. My last day at Joynsons was, ironically 24th October 1985, the exact day that the price of tin fell by over 50%.
In January 1987, I predicted that the stock market would crash and probably in the same week that it had in 1929. I thought that I was getting my friends out of stock by a safe margin of time, but I actually only just got them out in time. And the market did crashon exactly the same week as it had in 1929.
I fulyl realise that logarithmic charts work on percentages, but as I said, some of us don't work on just the percentages but do technical analysis on the hard figures. If this was not so, how come that people like YAHOO would provide such data if all were agreed on using log charts? Your argument makes no sense.
Originally posted by concernedcitizan
In a week or so all talk about a coming black hole apocalypse will end, and instead we'll start preparing for a mass invasion of gay aliens