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Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:42:18 2012 No.5149966 [Reply] [Original]

I think that,

We use should use our combined knowledge of math to predict future share prices.

What do you think /sci/?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:42:02 2012 No.5149969 >>5149966 >our combined knowledge of math You mean highschool calculus?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:44:17 2012 No.5149972 >>5149966 I think that, the combined knowledge of /sci/ is enough to just barely pass a junior level physics course.

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:46:02 2012 No.5149979 >>5149966 /sci/ can't even agree on whether 0.999... and 1 are the same number. Do you really expect such a bunch of retards to be capable of working on a serious project?

>>	Rob !!o5XNOVjEVsT Sat Oct 13 21:46:17 2012 No.5149977 >>5149972 Come on guys, if we do this we could all walk away a little richer. Now can you predict the price of MTGE, and GM? I know MTGE tends to stay around the twenties since its a dividend stock.

>>	Rob !!o5XNOVjEVsT Sat Oct 13 21:51:02 2012 No.5149985 >>5149979 /vg/ sure did (Katawa Shoujo) Why not /sci/

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:53:33 2012 No.5149988 >>5149985 that was /v/, not /vg/.

Anonymous Sat Oct 13 21:54:47 2012 No.5149989

>>5149985
/vg/ has a community sharing common interests. /sci/ is the most heterogenous board, inhabited by homework kiddies, edgy atheists and self-proclaimed geniuses all fighting against each other in an eternal dick waving contest about who's the smartest.

>>	Rob !!o5XNOVjEVsT Sat Oct 13 22:00:47 2012 No.5149997 >>5149989 Well then let us rally /sci/! I will get /sci/ to get together and do something productive for once!

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 22:38:32 2012 No.5150077 >>5149966 >We should use our combined knowledge of math to predict future share prices. It's called being an analyst, and they are full time jobs. And it involves more than just math.

Anonymous Sat Oct 13 23:41:32 2012 No.5150188

You can't predict the future stock prices with math. You can predict casino gambling, but not stock prices.

Analysts are full of bs. They are hired to manipulate the stocks price, temporarily. On a rising stock, if they predict wrong, the stock get punished. If they predict right, stock price goes up. Both ways, the analyst isn't wrong.

Have you considered why analysts are paid to study a stocks and give that info out for free? Who works for free, really?

>>	Anonymous Sat Oct 13 23:44:17 2012 No.5150199 >>5150188 award this man

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