Pragmatism was founded in the spirit of finding a scientific concept of truth, which is not dependent on either personal insight (or revelation) or reference to some metaphysical realm. The truth of a statement should be judged by the effect it has on our actions and truth should be seen as that which the whole of scientific enquiry will ultimately agree. This should probably be seen as a guiding principle more than a definition of what it means for something to be true, though the details of how this principle should be interpreted have been subject to discussion since Charles Peirce first conceived it. Like postmodern neo-pragmatist Richard Rorty, many are convinced that Pragmatism asserts that the truth of beliefs does not consist in their correspondence with reality, but in their usefulness and efficacy.

We believe in technical analysis. We believe that numbers repeat themselves and from this repetition, we can find truth and apply it for generation of income. We believe in numerical analysis via the study of the Fibonacci number system.

We apply this body of thought by analyzing world financial events.  Each such world event results in cause and effect.  The study of these causes and effects form the basis of our forecasting insight.  It's not enough to just analyze accounting statements to arrive at market value.  Market value is much more transitory and intrinsic than fundamentals reflected in balance sheets and income statements of the world's engines of industry.

The ingredients [commodities] mixed into recipes for financial success, i.e., gold, oil, agriculture, index futures, treasuries, added to investable entities generate interesting thought. The capability of thinking over a prior week's trading in one isolated day, Saturday, and arriving at 2-4 high probability trade setups takes gargantuan conviction of mindset.

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We search for truth weekly... for you to consider... so that you may benefit from our thinking.