The super computers have been overclocked all weekend, spinning millions of scenarios into a complex web of game theory. The results are in—the proverbial excrement is en route to the fan.
Markets, all of them, are reaching critical mass as we head into quarter end. Our Leaders at The Fed are preparing to address the republic on Wednesday, and investors wait with bated breath to hear about how liftoff is near.
Exodus members, this week’s strategy session is complete. People of the interwebs, want to see inside Exodus? Let me give you a tour—I only have a few slots open so it’s first come first serve. Email me [email protected] if you’re interested.
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Hi Raul, I have a question (unrelated to the post) about Exodus’s OS Signals and Active Cycles.
If a company is flagged as being Hybrid OS during the trading day, but closes the day not being Hybrid OS, is the company still considered to be in the Active Cycle of Hybrid OS?
Second, are all Active Cycle time periods the same (i.e., all 10 days) or does it depend on what days you are testing it against? Thank you for clearing this up, and if it’s better to talk about in Exodus, I will message you there.
No–an active signal must close below the oversold threshold.
10 days is an arbitrary cutoff point. The data had to be truncated somewhere. Walking through a few examples on one-on-one usually clears it up. Email me if you want to spend 10-15 minutes on the phone looking at this twosmuth at the gmail