sq roots more orderly than prices
They reveal group behavior which is always more orderly than individual behavior.
I think that's pretty much all Jim Sinclair is saying he learned from his father who learned it from his friend Jesse Livermore, who made in the 1920's what would be about $15 billion in 2011 money.
I've been looking at the square roots of both gold and silver and a pattern is emerging.
When they move up or down over 4% then it's probably a profitable time to buy or sell if a person is inclined to do so.
I'D LIKE SOME OTHERS TO DO THE COMPUTATIONS TO CHECK MINE.
I used:
http://www.calculator-tab.com/
to compute square roots on gold and silver closing prices.
Keep in mind this doesn't work at all when there is extreme manipulation like there was on Sunday, May 1st, 2011 in Asia in the evening in NYC when the entire western world, save Australia and New Zealand, was off for the weekend.
At about 7PM EDT the silver price dropped about $6 in a few minutes from $48+ to $42+.
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