I'm not much for coordination or community organization based on opposition to some guy who writes technical analysis piffle.

But I'm all about challenging bad information and ideas with good information and ideas.

No, Technical Analysis is Not a "Quantum Event" - Part 1

So I'm parsing out the completely flabbergasting and absurdly weird ideas that Mr. Lee has promoted as his underlying understanding of technical analysis.

I really don't care much about making money or the reward pool or whatever.

I just don't want vulnerable people reading his calls/advice/predictions/posts and then making investing decisions based on those, because the foundation for his entire system is...well...it's pseudo-scientific jargon-laden bunkum.

And no legal disclaimer at the bottom of a post can change the fact that they are intended for public consumption and make all types of strong implications that following the guidance of his posts can be beneficial to his followers.

Some people might have actually received some benefit from this too...I know a bunch of people who have taken homepathic medicines and then their illnesses went away.

Because of luck.

I also know a lot of people who only used homeopathic medicine to their detriment. More of these kinds of people than the one's who benefitted.

Because homeopathy doesn't work at any probability greater than "luck."

And neither does Mr. Lee's analysis.