Again, with punting, people want to fast forward to the end result and get to there.
You want the thing that makes the money.
That is what you want to get in your hands.
You want to know what to bet on.
And there is an entire industry, including what FTS is part of, arranged to meet you at a precise time.
do is do some work before that obviously that is the most profitable place in the market to stand is at the end when you're making money what we've got to do though is we've got to get ourselves prepared and this is the bit that people don't like to do so the reason starting at the answer does not work and it's not a moral point it's a mechanical one a system is a conclusion conclusions are the last thing you arrive at not the first so when you take on somebody else's conclusion you get none of the reasoning that produced it none of the workings behind it which means you have no way of telling whether it has stopped working or not or whether you're simply in a bad run you have no clue through that journey of obviously you also run the risk if that person stops providing anything then you find yourself in a bit of bother and FTS is built around trying to give you the tools to do this yourself so you cannot evaluate the simplest way but you cannot evaluate a conclusion that you don't reach and that becomes the actual failure not that the system was bad most of them are not outright bad the failure is that you had no basis on which And we now talk about that as if it's normal.
I mean, when you think about it, it's absolutely madness.
It took them a while to get to where they want to.
So it gets down to the decision.
Again, with punting, people want to fast forward to the end result and get to there.
You want the thing that makes the money.
That is what you want to get in your hands.
You want to know what to bet on.
And there is an entire industry, including what FTS is part of, arranged to meet you at a precise time.
do is do some work before that obviously that is the most profitable place in the market to stand is at the end when you're making money what we've got to do though is we've got to get ourselves prepared and this is the bit that people don't like to do so the reason starting at the answer does not work and it's not a moral point it's a mechanical one a system is a conclusion conclusions are the last thing you arrive at not the first so when you take on somebody else's conclusion you get none of the reasoning that produced it none of the workings behind it which means you have no way of telling whether it has stopped working or not or whether you're simply in a bad run you have no clue through that journey of obviously you also run the risk if that person stops providing anything then you find yourself in a bit of bother and FTS is built around trying to give you the tools to do this yourself so you cannot evaluate the simplest way but you cannot evaluate a conclusion that you don't reach and that becomes the actual failure not that the system was bad most of them are not outright bad the failure is that you had no basis on which And we now talk about that as if it's normal.
I mean, when you think about it, it's absolutely madness.
It took them a while to get to where they want to.
So it gets down to the decision.
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