Some wisdom from around the technical analysis and related world.
When is comes to securities, volatility in the divisor is a time  bomb.
---John Bollinger, CFA, CMT
Indicator drift is just part of the problem we have been faced with 'market  transformation' in the last few years...different trading hours,  expirations, substitute or competing contracts ( mainly in stock  futures) so much from the old pit sessions is not as valid as it once was  as markets have become relatively seamless from closes to opens and  electronic markets have developed.
Seasonals are now different as  large crops are produced above and below the equator with 2 different  harvests, etc.
Darwin said it best..."It is not the strongest or  brightest of the species that survives; it is the one that adapts the  best"
---Larry Williams, trader (and teacher) extraordinaire
“If you are ready and able to give up everything else, to  study the whole history and background of the market and all the principal  companies whose stocks are on the board as carefully as a medical student  studies anatomy, to glue your nose at the tape at the opening of every day  of the year and never take it off till night. If you can do all that and in  addition you have the cool nerves of a great gambler, the sixth sense of a  kind of clairvoyant, and the courage of a lion,” then you’ve got a  chance.
---Bernard Baruch (found by Prof. William Voelker (U Illinois Champaign.Urbana in the NY Times)
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If you are ready and able to give up everything else, to study the whole history and background of the market and all the principal companies whose stocks are on the board as carefully as a medical student studies anatomy, to glue your nose at the tape at the opening of every day of the year and never take it off till night. If you can do all that and in addition you have the cool nerves of a great gambler, the sixth sense of a kind of clairvoyant, and the courage of a lion,” then you’ve got a chance.
---Bernard Baruch
Long term, that's about it.
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