Imagine you set out to write a script that analyses the fall of raindrops to predict the impact location of the next drop. Will it hit to the left or right of the set line? A difficult but solvable task, it seems, isn't it? Or you write a script that tries to predict next Saturday's draw results as accurately as possible using historical data from lottery draws over the past weeks and years. You have enough information to learn from, you would think, wouldn't you?
You have this feeling that everyone who has tried it before has overlooked something brilliant and instantly simple. It is possible, you just have to do it right. Is it really?
Then there is this seemingly endless amount of books, theories, strategies and tools, indicators and community wisdom to make this task easier for you. So what's the problem?
Well, considering everything that has been said, I think it would be logical to conclude that the S&P 500 price is about to move! Stay tuned...
You have this feeling that everyone who has tried it before has overlooked something brilliant and instantly simple. It is possible, you just have to do it right. Is it really?
Then there is this seemingly endless amount of books, theories, strategies and tools, indicators and community wisdom to make this task easier for you. So what's the problem?
Well, considering everything that has been said, I think it would be logical to conclude that the S&P 500 price is about to move! Stay tuned...