Darwin suggested a counter-intuitive bottom up process of adaption -the differential survival of inherited variants.
Darwin'd strange inversion of reason has explained more and more...but Darwinism has proved very very difficult for folk to grasp...like Mendelbrot....but the time has come ....these things don't matter til they matter...
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Saturday, July 31, 2010
mistakes are the source of volatility
Look at how many people did not understand what they were buying or selling......they made a mistake ....they made a poor decision..... they did not do their homework...
When you don't do your homework, you are bound to make mistakes..
When you don't do your homework, you are bound to make mistakes..
These THINGS Don't Matter Til They Matter, Then You get A sell Off.
In the Markets not everthing matters at the same time...There is a time and a place for everything.....Just because it exists does not mean it Matters....
Friday, July 23, 2010
This Week in the Modular World - 07/23/2010
This Week brought a prediction by the federal reserve that growth is slowing and the future accordingly is "unusually uncertain." Credit markets, Emerging markets us Markets etc.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
The Market forces you to make a bet
The market is rarely if ever in equlibrium with the economic fundaments. IT forces you to make a bet And either the fundamentals catch up and support your bet or yoare wrong. and lose. by the time it becomes obvious and reconciled there is no money to be made and the next bet is already being made.
In a bull market long mistakes get bailed out and participants get sloppy. In a bear market long mistakes get crushed.
In a bull market long mistakes get bailed out and participants get sloppy. In a bear market long mistakes get crushed.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
The Market and the economy
These are two different worlds - and are rarely if ever in lockstep or equilibrium. The Market is a discounting mechanism the economy is an evolving complex adaptive system. If the market is ahead on fundamentals the economy can catch up if it behind on fundamentals the fundamental can deteriorate or the market can correct but this can take years only when the divergence becomes economically dysfunctional.
The market as a mutating force in it's own right.
The market as a mutating force in it's own right.
Monday, July 19, 2010
EQUITY MARKETS
The Market is catching on and now focused on Top Line Growth.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
What remains to be done is to bring into being a new growth model, invent a new linkage 5850
3662 Rising interest rates
3760 printing money and inflation
3876 will the dollar collapse
3662 Rising interest rates
3760 printing money and inflation
3876 will the dollar collapse
Investment Implications
Experimentation and pragmatism must therefore become the watchwords in public policy, economics, and business strategy, even if this means a loss of consistency and coherence.
The abilityto operate by trial and error, to correct mistakes before thry do too much social harm, is the greatest virtue of the market system.
Tom Peters would call this thriving on chaos...
The abilityto operate by trial and error, to correct mistakes before thry do too much social harm, is the greatest virtue of the market system.
Tom Peters would call this thriving on chaos...
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Implications for financial Markets
Interest Rates, currencies, stocks, commodities, sectors and countries.......
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
IT doesn"t Always Matter
"These things Dont't Matter til they Matter Then you get A sell off."
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