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I JUST finished the live workshop. And we had some awesome participants.  Hey Trader,  I JUST

I JUST finished the live workshop. And we had some awesome participants. [Unsubscribe]( Hey Trader,  I JUST finished the live workshop. And we had some awesome participants. If you missed it, I’ll get the replay out to you later today.  Also, video #2 is LIVE! In this video Peter reveals an insane meta-analysis (study of studies).  Most shockingly, we uncovered a bunch of scientists who firmly believe chart patterns are a waste of time. [Image]( In 1966 a study was published in the Journal of Business by two guys.  Dr. Fama, and Dr. Blume.  They looked at using chart patterns across 30 securities and compared it to a buy and hold strategy.  Only 3 strategies yielded a better result than the market overall. And if you take into account brokerage fees, then the result is either worse, or equal than the buy and hold strategy.  In other words… don’t waste your time.  Buy and hold is better, because there is less room for error and smaller brokerage fees.  The pipe dream of using past prices to determine future ones was a fantasy.  Lots of follow up studies found the same sort of result.  It is called the Efficient Market Hypothesis and it became the dominant theory. Widely accepted by the Academics.  Anyone who thought any different was laughed at.  However, there was something that those early Academics couldn’t explain.  The Efficient Market Hypothesis did not work in certain markets.  For example…  In 1972, Dr. Leuthold, discovered that he could generate a massive 115.8% return per year by using past chart prices in two specific markets: Forex and Futures.  Find out the whole story in [video 2](  Kind regards, Mark Shawzin This email was sent to {EMAIL} by Mark@thepatterntrader.com 2234 North Federal HwySuite 1107 Boca Raton FL 33431 [1-Click Unsubscribe]( | [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam](

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