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There's now a game to make you a better trader
Bloomberg Tradebook launches trader brain exercise based on brain research - Business Insider
"... The exercise displays a series of videos that depict the movement of shapes. Traders study each scene and then anticipate the direction of the shapes’ next move. The ability to do this successfully correlates to the traders’ skills in predicting short-term movements in price, according to the creators.
The game is based on a study at the California Institute of Technology, published in the Journal of Finance in 2010. ..."
the study found that the skill in predicting price changes in markets is more strongly connected with Theory of Mind, or the ability to predict other people, than mathematical skill.
[“Markets masquerade as a math game when it’s really a people prediction game,” Shull told Business Insider./QUOTE]
Interesting article..sounds similar, if not the same, to what Donkey is already doing with his Ark System.
[“Markets masquerade as a math game when it’s really a people prediction game,” Shull told Business Insider./QUOTE]
Interesting article..sounds similar, if not the same, to what Donkey is already doing with his Ark System.
Doesn't the robot/computer auto trading algorithms throw a wrench in the works? The market action people influence being 'watered down' by the non-organics/AI?
Doesn't the robot/computer auto trading algorithms throw a wrench in the works? The market action people influence being 'watered down' by the non-organics/AI?
...Maybe userque can answer your question?
Doesn't the robot/computer auto trading algorithms throw a wrench in the works? The market action people influence being 'watered down' by the non-organics/AI?
I tend to agree with Whipsaw.
Hi Q: Morning check of the Forum. Getting ready to head back tomorrow. Decided to give the highways one more day to thin out. We are having a super little vacation. Toughest part has been some of the weather. Nashville has been a bit rainy but I did get to try Angels Envy Single Barrel and Bulleit Bourbon. Now I'm totally conflicted. I thought the Makers 46 was going to be the one but I think I've decided there is a holy trifecta
Of course, great music and sights in Nashville. And lots of nice people.
Later,
FS
How This Hedge Fund Robot Outsmarted Its Human Master
How This Hedge Fund Robot Outsmarted Its Human Master - Bloomberg
It will be interesting to see if these computer-driven funds make market panics worse. On a related subject Consumer Reports has a good article this month on "robo-advisors". Many people are getting fed-up with poor returns and high fees of personal advisors and are turning to computer-run investing based on algorithms. The computers invest your money based on how much you have to invest, your age, goals, risk tolerance, etc., then put you into a mix of bond vs. stocks, small-caps vs. large caps, etc....similar to the TSPs life-cycle funds I suppose. The funds currently hold about $50 billion and that's expected to explode to $5 trillion in 10 years.
Lol, I tried dabbling with Nugt. My first experience was great, I made $200 plus. I got bolder yesterday and bought 70 shares @ $143.20, thinking I could get in and out at $144. OMG, the price dropped so fast - I was already out -$1400 by the time I decided to cut my losses this morning.
Me tooYeah...been there done that.Very impressive that you cut that large loss right away.