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gambler’s fallacy: the belief that, if an event has happened less than expected, the more likely it will happen (in the future).:

gambler’s fallacy: the belief that, if an event has happened less than expected, the more likely it will happen (in the future).

gambling: day trading but not minuting.:

gambling: day trading but not minuting.

geometry: the shape and coherence of stock price movement; the way trend steps, pullbacks, and continuations form. :

geometry: the shape and coherence of stock price movement; the way trend steps, pullbacks, and continuations form.

gestalt: a cognitive pattern of coherence that is whole and unified, and cannot be predicted or inferred from its individual elements, even when they are considered together. Much of intuition works by gestalt. Intuition is the faculty, whereas gestalt is one of the forms intuition grasps.:

gestalt: a cognitive pattern of coherence that is whole and unified, and cannot be predicted or inferred from its individual elements, even when they are considered together. Much of intuition works by gestalt. Intuition is the faculty, whereas gestalt is one of the forms intuition grasps.

glean: to gather or discover, typically gradually or piece by piece.:

glean: to gather or discover, typically gradually or piece by piece.

glide: smoothness of price movement.:

glide: smoothness of price movement.

golden goose: a person, product, or asset that consistently generates wealth. The phrase traces back to Aesop’s fable “The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs”, written around 600 BCE. In the story, a farmer owns a magical goose that lays one golden egg each day. Driven by greed, he kills the goose hoping to retrieve all the gold at once, only to find it empty inside. The moral: greed can destroy a reliable source of prosperity.:

golden goose: a person, product, or asset that consistently generates wealth. The phrase traces back to Aesop’s fable “The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs”, written around 600 BCE. In the story, a farmer owns a magical goose that lays one golden egg each day. Driven by greed, he kills the goose hoping to retrieve all the gold at once, only to find it empty inside. The moral: greed can destroy a reliable source of prosperity.

golden ratio: 1.618…, a magical number related to the geometry of pentagrams, revered by mathematicians since antiquity.:

golden ratio: 1.618…, a magical number related to the geometry of pentagrams, revered by mathematicians since antiquity.

gremlin: an imaginary mischief-maker on whom problems can be blamed.:

gremlin: an imaginary mischief-maker on whom problems can be blamed.

grind: a steady, directionally biased tape with modest continuity and low volatility, producing small, predictable movement but shallow impulses and tenuous continuation. A grind tape is in "just working" mode.:

grind: a steady, directionally biased tape with modest continuity and low volatility, producing small, predictable movement but shallow impulses and tenuous continuation. A grind tape is in "just working" mode.

guru: someone at the highest level of consciousness (a yogi) who teaches others how to elevate their consciousness level.:

guru: someone at the highest level of consciousness (a yogi) who teaches others how to elevate their consciousness level.