Summary

The Advisor has built systems that monitor the sequential behavior of the “players” at the Wall Street crap or poker tables and then draws reasonable conclusions from past patterns in a way that would make you “The House” to quite a degree, since in the long run “The House” always wins. In short, you work on the basis of “What are the odds that human behavior will change?” The Advisor’s edge lies when it has a large enough historical sample to place a bet. The Advisor illustrates this by the random walk principle and super imposes to see what happens over multiple years and players are going to continue to make the same mistakes. Measurements are calculated and stored by archives that we can recall.