In a perfect normal distribution, which the markets never are, 68.26% of all data (in our case trades) occurs within one standard deviation of the mean (point of control). Thus the 70% used by traditionalist when determining fair value.
Prices above or below fair value are considered “unfair” prices (i.e., not accurate reflections of the traded security’s true intrinsic value).
Prices above or below fair value are considered “unfair” prices (i.e., not accurate reflections of the traded security’s true intrinsic value).
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