hi, thx for this thread

Yeah, you are right @Lucy496Smith. I totally agree with you here. Books are the source of knowledge. Without reading them lots of things are remain unknown. In this sense, I started reading articles online https://graduateway.com/essay-examples/vegetarian/ in order to increase my knowledge about vegetarianism. Let see what happens next.

Books are, has been, and always will be THE way to hand on the knowledge. They might not be as popular anymore in a physical form, but it is the same thing with e-books. However, my personal opinion is that society is becoming nostalgic and prefers retro stuff so books will sooner or later got their great comeback.

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As I was a software developper I came up with a website to share my findings : PatternsWizard

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You may find all the statistics you need to stack the odds in your favor on each pattern page.
For example you can take a look at the page with all the candlestick patterns

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Recently, a Washington Post author called for action to tear away textbooks as they are passe and how it was time for experimental and experiential learning. The writer also based many of his examples on the book called Principles of Macroeconomics written by Prof Mankiw. This professor then, on his blogpost called this out and remarked that it would be ignorant to think that the time for textbooks has passed. He seemed to set much store by textbooks. Not only because he is a textbook author but also because he seemed to believe in the canonical nature of textbooks.

This got me thinking about finances. In my time, nobody used to really prepare us to be adults visavis finances- personal or familial. Has that changed? are kids nowadays more equipped to lead a fulfilling life with a financial education? Can textbooks really take care of the need when so much of financial advancement is happening in terms of stocks and cryptocurrency?