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Re: Dr Stoxx post# 571536

Saturday, 11/10/2007 12:52:51 PM

Saturday, November 10, 2007 12:52:51 PM

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"TJ, a tautologous predicate adds nothing to the thing defined."

yes, i know. that's why i used the word.


> "Dips of the 20wma of NASI below -400 (X) tend to mark
> significant bullish reversals (Y)."
>
> Here, Y adds information not found in X by itself. Subject and
> predicate are not the same. Hence the equation here adds
> knowledge.

it only adds knowledge if you've shown a correlation that isn't already implied by "significant reversal". i would think that "significant declines precede significant reversals" is true by definition. then its just up to everyone to decide how to quantify "significant decline" and "significant reversal". to do that, you certainly have to look back more than 4 years.

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