Excellent interview and analysis, although I have a hard time understanding Mr. Maguire as he speaks in financial market lingo and doesn't explain himself in basic terms that even a biologist can understand. I guess I'll be looking for silver soon.
Gold is a bit more K than Silver which is K too. The equity markets which only go back to about 1600 are r. Humans, too soon to say yet.
In biology, K-theory or r/K selection theory is an evolutionary hypothesis that describes two different reproductive strategies: K-selection and r-selection. K-selected species invest heavily in a few offspring, which is a strategy often found in stable environments and characterized by traits like long lifespans, late maturity, and high parental care. In contrast, r-selected species produce many offspring with minimal investment in each, which is typical of unstable environments and includes traits like short lifespans and rapid reproduction.
' IF ' I could get my head around what you're outlining here , then possibly I might then be able to fully understand what you're putting over .....But I can't ...!! - least ways not as relates t the metals markets .
Its all about the math of probability that underlies all of statistics, which i only understand for 5 minutes after i refresh myself once a year or so. Biology uses it diffrrently than finance. But still. Same use of math, to describe risk or rabbits. Statistics.
Excellent interview with ' Andy ' as per usual + must agree with Maxmark's comment - howeat times not everyone can follow / understand fully what Andrew's outlining - it would be as well if he could try explaining things in the same terms as you do .
Excellent interview and analysis, although I have a hard time understanding Mr. Maguire as he speaks in financial market lingo and doesn't explain himself in basic terms that even a biologist can understand. I guess I'll be looking for silver soon.
Gold is a bit more K than Silver which is K too. The equity markets which only go back to about 1600 are r. Humans, too soon to say yet.
In biology, K-theory or r/K selection theory is an evolutionary hypothesis that describes two different reproductive strategies: K-selection and r-selection. K-selected species invest heavily in a few offspring, which is a strategy often found in stable environments and characterized by traits like long lifespans, late maturity, and high parental care. In contrast, r-selected species produce many offspring with minimal investment in each, which is typical of unstable environments and includes traits like short lifespans and rapid reproduction.
' IF ' I could get my head around what you're outlining here , then possibly I might then be able to fully understand what you're putting over .....But I can't ...!! - least ways not as relates t the metals markets .
Its all about the math of probability that underlies all of statistics, which i only understand for 5 minutes after i refresh myself once a year or so. Biology uses it diffrrently than finance. But still. Same use of math, to describe risk or rabbits. Statistics.
Agree with you that with 'Andy Maguire ' - it can at times be difficult to fully comprehend
exactly what he's putting over .
Excellent interview with ' Andy ' as per usual + must agree with Maxmark's comment - howeat times not everyone can follow / understand fully what Andrew's outlining - it would be as well if he could try explaining things in the same terms as you do .