This timing system beats the market using the calendar. Here’s what it says now.
The Seasonality Timing System (STS) created by Norman Fosback in the 1970s is an exception to that rule. Fosback at the time ...
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Solving The Mystery Of The Mayan Calendar’s 819-Count Cycle
fact remains that the calendar system in use by the Mayans was based on a system used throughout the pre-Columbian Mesoamerican societies, dating back to at least the 5th century BCE ...
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How Google Calendar was turned into a filesystem that nobody should ever use
However, with that concept in mind, anything can be turned into a file system... and that includes Google Calendar. While most filesystems are handled by your computer's kernel, there's actually ...
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Google Calendar has a new permissions system in the works for Android
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Sync Your Calendar With the Solar System
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AI systems fail to read clocks and decode calendars
A new study has demonstrated how advanced AI systems struggle with basic timekeeping tasks such as reading analogue clocks and understanding calendars. Conducted by a team at Edinburgh University, the ...
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This timing system beats the market using the calendar. Here’s what it says now.
The Seasonality Timing System (STS) created by Norman Fosback in the 1970s is an exception to that rule. Mark Hulbert is a columnist for MarketWatch. His Hulbert Ratings service tracks investment ...
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This timing system beats the market using the calendar. Here’s what it says now.
Fosback’s system has been successful because the market’s best and worst days don’t occur randomly. Instead they tend to follow a calendar-based rhythm. This year provides a good illustration.
Morningstar11d
This timing system beats the market using the calendar. Here's what it says now.
Fosback's system has been successful because the market's best and worst days don't occur randomly. Instead they tend to follow a calendar-based rhythm. This year provides a good illustration.