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Patience and Diligence - Gold Technical Analysis: "Make the market prove to you it wants to do something, don’t try and prove to the market it should do something." - by @TraderStef for #CrushTheStreet #TechnicalAnalysis #Gold crushthestreet.com/articles/preci… 
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Well I say everybody, but not everyone likes maths. But what about cool 80s maths like fractals? The Mandlebrot Set can be created in a few lines of computer code. But what are fractals?
Today in pulp I look at the Devil’s Polymer…
Well I say everybody, but not everyone likes maths. But what about cool 80s maths like fractals? The Mandlebrot Set can be created in a few lines of computer code. But what are fractals?
Today in pulp I look at the Devil’s Polymer…
Benoît Mandelbrot was born in Poland and educated at the Paris Polytechnique. He was also fascinated by Johannes Kepler, the 17th century ‘father of planetary motion,’ and followed a more eclectic scientific journey that eventually took him to MIT and then IBM.
Like Kepler, Mandlebrot was interested in mathematical patterns, particularly the irregular mathematical shapes found in nature. From studying Zipf’s Power Laws to visualising telephone interference patterns his meandering studies led to his key insight: the fractal.
