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A critical look at The Fdate 80%+ "Accuracy" claim...Part 4.
Mr. Ratchford will present a series of these dates, simply, in the case of daily turn forecasts, certain days of the upcoming week. Over the course of a year, the number of these dates, actually the days in which they cover, since they will each have a three day time window, will generally add up to 80%+ of the days available to trade for that year. If we have 250 days to trade per year, Mr. Ratchford will have 66 or more days presented. Bear in mind again, each date is the middle of a three day time window. (Remember we speak of DAILY turn dates presented here, and not WEEKLY turn dates, which would have a three WEEK time window.)
Now, since we've determined and defined just what Mr.Ratchford's "Fdates" sample size consists of, simply a series of upcoming dates, in this case upcoming days of the week, we are finally able to present our own sample size of upcoming dates, in this case days of the week, to make a comparison, apples to apples, to determine the validity and honesty of the Fdate 80%+ accuracy claim.
More to come...
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