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@zero2a$mill - I am just going to comment in the sense that after hanging around in hospitals a lot- I think there is a place for it- debilitating and terminal illnesses- MS and those that suffer cronic pain- there are probably a lot of diseases out there that it may be the best choice for-
HOWever--- it is not a one stop shop it is probably helpful to certain situations-- morphine can be awful if it does not agree with you- I watched my daughter go through terrible nausea incredible itching it also has side-affects as do MOST drugs -she would not use it willingly at the time of various operations- they give people a button to dose themselves with that drug and she would choose to suffer rather than use it ( as a child)
They also used a lot of different combinations of drugs to keep her asleep/ in a coma on life support- the thing is that she became used to them after a while and they did not work as well- so they had to mix it up and change the regime- eventually she was 'opiate' addicted so had to be weaned off all that stuff with methadone--- which she eventually came home on- I gradually decreased the dose till it was a negligible amount and then she became drug free- she knows now that she was a 'drug addict' but unlike a recreational drug user she had no real addiction as it was purely medical not emotional- complicated- the Doctors/Nurses in Vinnies often used to discuss people that came in with various traumas - how they struggled to medicate someone that was a former addict- interesting stuff- In a strange sort of a way the many months living in intensive care - I did get to see what they did -
None of this stuff is straight forward...I can only share what I have experienced - and to be fair- I think that doctors don't know everything- equally I do not have a medical degree- so the answers to a lot of stuff is that there is a lot of trials and learning to be done-
The outcome of being on ECMO blood oxygenating life support for a record amount of time - is that none of them believed she would survive - but as a result of her doing so - they learned heaps- the ICU nurses after that fact realised that they could push patients further that they thought- so indeed all these things are still very much in practical trial stages - after passing clinical trials-
So now the thing is how to apply knowledge to trading-- which is really the key- I always refer to the rules- FA is great but timing is more important with trading....so charts are probably really the bottom line once we have decided FA wise that it will continue...
The point for me at the moment is that it has had a parabolic run- so I think it will need to bottom- so for now I am watching for that technically- cause this is the phase where all the hoper's are stuck - but looking at MMJ chart it may not be to far- but I think it will take a few more months to resolve the supply from the last big move- it has nearly given it all back -
So to me it if your thinking about trading it - wait till it turns up- like the chart that
@Cabbie posted tonight... good example of what it needs to look like imo
How are you doing- ? I am noticing how back on the job you are - sharp as a tack again
