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The Intel trade comes down to: They are making a major pivot. You get to place your bets on whether or not they will succeed. I like their new CEO. They have the right talent. They know the business. The stock is out of favor among techies. All that adds up to something I'd like to have a...

His first sentence says it all.

Except that some have earned a full time living for many years with their trading. Arrogance is not being able to see what's above you. Having trouble with your trades lately?

That is my prediction. It is not based on copper miners. I probably should have kept it to one data point for simplicity. Trading sentiment is the strategy that overwhelms all others.

Yep, I too see it providing stock quotes at TD. 'H'ucksters would be my guess.

My first message was in relation to sentiment. The second message was in relation to the recent news on copper miners and is not something I use to gauge future price. Only current price. And I think you know this.

The link you provided claims it is "ISE Gemini". Did you buy an option?

btw, silver is bouncing because copper producers are hurting. Silver is largely a byproduct of other mining operations. Just sayin' that's where we are now. Not making a future prediction based on copper miners.

You get rich buying when assets are most out of favor. Most people point out the obvious: the trades everyone loves and the trades everyone hates. A 5 year old can do that. It adds no value. Silver is the most hated asset by financial advisors and average investors who make some decisions...

Of course. But math is a tool for finding these things. That's the point. Yes, there are clear mathematical relationships in financial instruments. Options are the most obvious example. But there are many others.

These are the stocks where Robinhood users are the most overinvested compared to other stocks in their account. Sounds like a good place to look if you want to know what to sell. lol.

Be aware that you can find correlations between two series in even random data. You can easily demonstrate this by writing software to create 10,000 series of random numbers. Find the two that correlate the most. You can't then pair trade the remainder of those two random series. So make...

Musk frequently takes whatever has gone viral and says, "I like X". To spin that into a crypto scam is quite a stretch.

That's a hypothesis. Did you do the math? RenTech and Buffet are not expected outliers or demonstrations of survival bias. This is a claim people make over and over without putting numbers to the idea. Here's the no-math explanation: RenTech WILL make money this year and again next year...

Please, PLEASE keep believing that. lol. How do you think RenTech makes their billions each year? I'll admit many are hired for window dressing but there are definitely genuine gains being made. But we need guys like you make emotionally driven decisions in your "unpredictable" market. You...

If your question is sarcasm then I apologize. Yes, there are extremely interesting math and logic problems to solve when it comes to trading. Lots of people are working on these challenges. No, I will not tell you what they are. The joy and profit must be earned. No one is going to give it...

Those who think it's going down see it as a useless speculative asset. Those who think it's going up recognize the utility of the technology, especially with Ethereum. It's not a surprise that engineers and software developers are more likely to be bullish on crypto.

Who generates abundant, cheap energy from solar? Please show us one example.

All your secret sauce, of course. But I'm being overly rude. For casual exploration of the data it may be a very good tool.

The vast majority of hedge funds are small with under $100 million in capital. Of those the average capital is only $37 million. These are guys sitting in their basement hoping to make a million dollars for themselves while firing off emails to clients and selling them whatever strategy they...