I was actually going to announce the start of a new project on sponsor today, but due to organizational impotence, gruffness, and the general air of indifference that has enveloped the Russian Central Plain, we'll probably do it closer to Tuesday or Wednesday. In the meantime we wrote an article about the network-like model (in the public domain). The general pathos of the article can be expressed by a quote from the classics: - This is a Mexican jerboa. - It can't be. You have been misled. They gave you much better fur. These are the Shanghai Tigers. The network-like model is much wider and deeper than is commonly believed in neoclassicism. And in fact, it is very indirectly related to the equilibrium of the market (that is why it is actually viewed there through the cracks), but more in technical analysis. In general, technical analysis is definitely a science, but for now it is mostly hidden.

I was actually going to announce the start of a new project on sponsor today, but due to organizational impotence, gruffness, and the general air of indifference that has enveloped the Russian Central Plain, we'll probably do it closer to Tuesday or Wednesday. In the meantime we wrote an article about the network-like model (in the public domain). The general pathos of the article can be expressed by a quote from the classics: - This is a Mexican jerboa. - It can't be. You have been misled. They gave you much better fur. These are the Shanghai Tigers. The network-like model is much wider and deeper than is commonly believed in neoclassicism. And in fact, it is very indirectly related to the equilibrium of the market (that is why it is actually viewed there through the cracks), but more in technical analysis. In general, technical analysis is definitely a science, but for now it is mostly hidden.