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The sun has risen at least 166 times already, but it is not proof that the sun will rise tomorrow. My point is not to confirm or deny the bear or the bull, but
by vinchuco 9y ago
The sun has risen at least 166 times already, but it is not proof that the sun will rise tomorrow.
My point is not to confirm or deny the bear or the bull, but to point out this is simply noise.
When are market news reliable indicators of supply and demand?
- shawabawa3 9y ago> The sun has risen at least 166 times already, but it is not proof that the sun will rise tomorrow Not proof, but it very strongly implies it
- rythie 9y agoHowever, there is much greater than 50% chance that it will.
- cesarb 9y ago> The sun has risen at least 166 times already, but it is not proof that the sun will rise tomorrow. If the sun has risen at least 166 times, the probability that it will rise tomorrow is at least 99.4% according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunrise_problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunrise_problem
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