Sucker’s Rally and Sucker’s Advice
People are confuse and can’t think straight. The game is pretty simple, just like the “Big or Small” game on the gambling table in Genting Highland Casino you either place your bet on “Big” or Small”.
Nope, there’re no “Odd”, “Even”, “Specific Triples” or other combinations. Both “Big” and “Small” have probability of 48.6% of win. As strange as it looks that the dices could come out as “Big” or “Small” continuously for couple of times without fail before reverse, that’s how the game glued gamblers to the gambling table. Gamblers place their bets when they see the trends and ride on it.the game of probability.
The only difference is while one is mini-market the other is hypermarket. From nearly 12-year lows the Dow Jones made a spectacular gain of 9% or about 597-points in merely 4-consecutive days of wins to settle at above 7,000-level. Gamblers or punters are wondering if the worst is over. If you’re an institutional player who is playing with other people’s money such as pension funds, insurances funds, mutual funds etc, it doesn’t really matter because your objective was to claim the trophy of being the first to buy at the bottom.
If your prediction was wrong so be it. It’s not that you’re going to jail for making the wrong bet. It wasn’t your money in the first. But if you’re betting your own hard-earned money then the wise thing to do is still to become a fence-sitter watching the game. It looks like this is another repeat of the sucker’s rally that happened numerous times already. The moment “Specific Triples” appears gambler run helter-skelter because that’s the moment of uncertainties and the table is said to be well, “haunted”. If there’s one similarity between the above and stock markets that’s both are casinos,
