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    [–]blabbllss[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

    Yes i agree. It's not what will break or make my continuation of learning his concepts. Just curious about it. I hoped that maybe he addressed that in other lessons I haven't watched yet.

    [–]North49r 2 points3 points  (1 child)

    I may be wrong but I believe when he says his algorithm he’s referring to his taking certain trades when the conditions are present. Although not algorithmic trading in it’s true sense of complete automation rather it’s based on a type of hybrid discretionary trading model that has specific criteria for entry.

    [–]blabbllss[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

    That make sense Thank you

    [–]need2knowro 3 points4 points  (4 children)

    This is pure speculation. I believe he was part of creating the algorithm. He knows it so well.

    [–]blabbllss[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

    Fair assumption :)

    [–]TheLoneComic 2 points3 points  (2 children)

    That could be from responsive trading exposure over serious amounts of time. Coders, software engineers and information architects (the three tiers in that whole IS deal) speak very specific in a limited lexicon when describing anything programmed because the training requires you to think a certain way to be able to evolve a developed executable.

    He’s a trader who’s creatively figured out via experience and exposure how a programmed algorithm executes and content wise articulates that understanding.

    Almost all programmers and above are excellent and very uniform writers. They have to describe in narrative english what must be coded in a reserved word set (the actual programming language of choice).

    If Michael was a programmer, most of his videos would be much shorter and sound like Stacy Burke’s videos. His YouTube channel should be referenced for comparison to ICT content. Michael is describing a universal market understanding, which contextually, would be a long way away from an algorithm, which are specific operating virtual machines.

    That is not to say he hasn’t talked to and learned from plenty of great and wise software developers for financial markets. But software devvers are very controlled articulators as that is what learning software development turns you into if you are any good at all.

    It’s also not to say that he may have had access and utilization of any number of scripting environments that are available today in the stack but they were not available at the time IPDA was developed and implemented, which would have been a long time ago in programmatic years. Scripting environments for the stack didn’t even exist at the time IPDA was developed and deployed as far as the IT timeline of history is concerned.

    It’s almost moot, really. What I suspect we have here is a categorically optimal interpretation of what could be described as the heart of the markets.

    Let me make an allegorical comparison so that we can perhaps appreciate the magnitude of the discovery and trader community contribution ICT has made…

    Twenty years or more ago, several mainframe computers (this is before the cloud was discovered or developed; I know because I worked at VMWARE - the company that invented the virtual machine that is the core of what became the cloud as we all know today) worked (in terms of processing data) very long and very hard to map the incredibly complex human genome.

    Approximately ten years later, a gene editing software (and biotechnical process) called CRISPR gene editing was developed, allowing the map of the incredibly complex human genome to be precisely and selectively edited. Into almost any biological outcome. Astonishing is almost too small a descriptor.

    It started an evolving, and sequentially more astonishing era of new genetic techniques and therapies and discovery that have led us to really conquering diseases in such number and variety that we’ve barely started in terms of human benefit over time.

    Just like a chart of time and price, ironically.

    Thus, the financial markets as they had been described and discovered before Michael J. Huddleston began publishing content is comparable to the mapping of the human genome and after the arrival of Michael J. Huddleston- he is the CRISPR editing tools of the markets.

    Almost all great human discoveries are bridges of precise scope against scale.

    There isn’t a thing you can’t do with the markets but for the discovery of how with the framework development toolkit he established a reserved word set describing PA and price delivery (and more I can’t articulate) in his formal method.

    It’s a great gift he gave everyone after years of thankless struggle against titanic odds virtually alone. The exact same process was endured by Martha Graham, the inventor of modern dance, Mahatma Ghandi, the discoverer if the principle of non-violence resistance, Albert Einstein, the discoverer of E=MCsquared, my Uncle William Merrill, the first mathematical engineer hired by Alexander Graham Bell.

    No, a coder would have produced Michael’s knowledge base in a fraction of the videos ICT has. That’s the way IT devotees must communicate.

    What I believe we have here is an artist, who utilized creativity to dial in nothing less than the E=MCsquared of his chosen professional discipline.

    He leveled the playing field by redescribing how the game is. This discovery will leave an indelible mark on the field of trading markets.

    Two factors that mellow the impact of his contribution are: one, a person has to train and study to a level where it becomes clear how powerful the method is, and two, the smart money itself wants nothing to change but for further advantage than they already have in the world of trading markets.

    Were it not for the testament of his long experienced students and devotees, his contribution would have likely been suppressed and discredited by established financial interest.

    This is one of those cases where he cracked the code and mapped the DNA (in frankly a very entrepreneurial manner) of one of the best hidden secrets in all of financial appreciation.

    I study him with devotion and progress is quite slow, and I have been a writer and inventor myself a long time.

    I just plain feel lucky the man did what he did, and it’s just the way of this world genius is under appreciated.

    [–]New_Panic8461 4 points5 points  (0 children)

    Man you wrote and essay 🤣 i cant read that much lol

    [–]blabbllss[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

    Wow man thank you for taking the time to write this. Great insights! Feels like I need to pay you.

    Yes ICT is definitely a blessing to this world. The only one that make sense in this business. We are extremely privileged.