Fuzzy and correct, quality, there is no time here.
Time series data is the basis of the market.
When I processed the data once, I found that I needed to set the direction for the timing data. At this time, there will be three directions, up, down, and not moving.
At this time, in fact, after I tried to remove the data, I got a clearer result.
In addition to this clear result, I found that his timeline is not the right one for the clear result.
I suddenly got a little inspiration.
Time series is not the lowest state of the market, and the market itself does not have time. There is only one event and movement after another.
But market participants are time-oriented. How about today and tomorrow? This is where there are many behavioral conflicts.
When you really understand that the market has no time, you will look at the world with different eyes.
Another point is that ambiguity is more important than accuracy.
Although precision is an instinct, ambiguity is the most powerful factor in the market.
I later thought about this question. I think the most accurate problem is that it amplifys the possibility of people making mistakes. Any leveraged user wants you to be accurate, but not that you don't want to trade accurately. Once you are accurate, they can make money.
So be vague to see the problem. Accuracy is often wrong.
Another point is that a pop singer has a saying that quality is your relative.
The more successful people are, the more they can understand and understand the birth of quality, and they indulge in the process of creating quality.
When you make something of real quality, you find something to rely on.
I recommend watching Zen and motorcycle maintenance art. You will have a higher level of understanding of quality.
In addition, if you start a business, trade, do business, or do anything, quality comes first.
Quality is greater than quantity of energy. When you create a truly energetic product/service/work, you will find a way out.