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Personally, I enjoyed the netflix 'documentary' about Juul. It's fascinating to see how that marketing machine operates. It happened that this morning, I was at the hair salon, and my stylist was raving about ChatGPT. I couldn't help but draw a connection to the cobbler who started investing in...

And @Hot Shot = Dutch. You live in Lutjebroek*? *Dutch city comparable to Corinth (Mississippi)

Stop the locomotive and stop the production line(ford).

Whats the SMART description of your dream job?

It is extremely dangerous advice. Far, far more then implied. People could be chasin' that dream for years and do damage in their carreers in these opportuun years. Suppose a person can earn 150k a year and lose 4 years, that's an advice with a value of -600.000 $ I have never heard the conman...

Why are humans finished? Why and how will ai take over? Do you think it's 'schwarzenegger time'?

LLM's are good in predicting the next word. The primary use is in automating the boring stuff. This boring stuff can increase in complexness over time. Btw There are open source versions which you can download, and feed with your own data I think when synthetic data - created with LLM'S -...

Sure! It's fine if we meet up, then I'll provide some economic advice. Preferably in a non-smoking restaurant if you don't mind

Greetings from western (socialist?) europe. I also notice a growing gap, albeit slowly. I have met some people earlier in life with lower economics status and what always surprised me is that most don't want to learn or think. Tell something from basic economics and you will get mocked. It's...

Yes but be careful, assets correlation changes in crashes

Looking from my phone to the jpg I would estimate max dd around 7%. Given this would resemble the future I would consider it a better investment than a 'riskless' bank account yielding a few % Don't you agree?

Looks good imho. I have something similar, also swing/portfolio trading (not the 99% but your screenshot). What's the ratio between your worst drawdown/yearly r? (I see nxot all your results are conditionally formatted)

And that is exactly why these companies can make wild profits. If all - or at least the bigger part - companies have to adapt their it structure, think of all the demand that will generate. Also all the demand for people to implement it in the organisational structure. That's where you have to...

Search for Reel Ken on SA. Has some interesting articles imo. Doesn’t work that well, but can spark some good ideas.

Indeed, you can search for alpaca or dalai and run it on your laptop. Be careful with trading strategies however, gpt 3/4 can have trouble with simple arithmetic, like 3*6 + 8*8

I wonder if these have any use any more with the momentum and volatility algo's: https://www.ft.com/content/1c359259-5c29-4be6-9cb3-776dbacd0f70

Thanks for the link, but I don't need it. Quite handy with python and R

I believe orats also sells data. I think an important point to decide on before you are going to test is how many samples and what kind of metrics will satisfy your trust, otherwise you call fell in the trap of the forever-backtester. I personnaly build my own 'backtest' strategy tool. Off...

Good luck backtesting weekly options in SN for 20 years, I mean, something has to be in excistence for 20 years in order to do that. You could otherwise also backtest against 400 years index data You could buy the data and backtest for yourself. You will need some programming knowledge...

Have read Hull, cottle and yet had to disciver your posts like egyptian hieroglyphs, yes I miss that! Intelligence/craft like acrary/lornz, probably a lot more. And every time I met a bragger I just thought f off you are nowhere near a 'destriero':thumbsup: