What the Quant Approach Cannot See The measured path is the residue of a market still being made Previous: Episode 6, The Practitioner’s DisciplineNext: Episode 8, Process Is the Only Refuge In the week of 6 August 2007, several quantitative...
The Practitioner’s Discipline Relational knowledge is built by remembering how a place changes Previous: Episode 5, What the Eye Cannot See, the Pattern RevealsNext: Episode 7, What the Quant Approach Cannot See I stood beside a stream with a Gubbi...
What the Eye Cannot See, the Pattern Reveals A configuration is the trace of relationships we cannot inspect one by one Previous: Episode 4, The Same Pattern at Every ScaleNext: Episode 6, The Practitioner’s Discipline An experienced trader sometimes says...
The Same Pattern at Every Scale Why a shared architecture carries questions across domains, not answers Previous: Episode 3, What Survives Is What Could Not Be EliminatedNext: Episode 5, What the Eye Cannot See, the Pattern Reveals Across a slope,...
What Survives Is What Could Not Be Eliminated Persistence is the visible residue of variation, constraint and history Previous: Episode 2, The Future Is Not Hidden, It Is UnwrittenNext: Episode 4, The Same Pattern at Every Scale The river at...
The Future Is Not Hidden, It Is Unwritten What a forecast does when its subjects can act on it Previous: Episode 1, What Bohm SawNext: Episode 3, What Survives Is What Could Not Be Eliminated Imagine a bar that is...
What Bohm Saw The relationships between things are part of what the system is Previous: Introduction Next:Episode 2, The Future Is Not Hidden, It Is Unwritten A risk report shows each futures position within its intended limit. Then a common...
Hidden in Plain Sight A working trader’s case for seeing relationships, constraints and process Next: Episode 1, What Bohm Saw A forester returns to a familiar stand and notices that the undergrowth, birds and soil no longer seem to respond...