Originally Posted by
dontknowhowtobet
I "love" it when people try to bring in numbers as if they are part of the bureau of statistics, which itself is not a good measurement for accuracy but basing stats mainly on surveys.
You know, the Australian Dollar according to some blah blah blah has a 80% chance to keep on declining against the US dollar in 2014, whilst only 20% chance to go up against it (unlike New Zealand who is not in a rush to weaken its currency).
That's it, I said.
So now you believe me? You believe there is a 80% chance for it to happen?
No, of course you don't. And why? Because you don't know me.
And certainly I don't know you, who you work for, perhaps you work for the gambling industry, perhaps you don't.
But one thing I do know.
I don't think you can speak on behalf of 95% of Australian people. The fact is, you don't know them personally. The fact is, you never met the majority of them not even once in your life.
So I suggest you bring in statistics from a reliable source and back it up, or otherwise your assumptions are not facts, but in the best case only assumptions.
By all means.
I just disagree with the "stop talking" part, every person has the right to talk or express himself here or elsewhere as long as it doesn't collide with forum rules etc.