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Edge can be analytical (think: quant funds), informational (think: l/s equity funds), or behavioral (think: short sellers). Edge itself is something in the process that gives you a more complete picture than others. For example, if you run a private survey of sales managers at various firms...

I bought 2 quadro 620s and they worked amazingly. I’d get rid of your nvs and get another 620.

Lol hello Xi

Have you ever heard of the role of public goods and the free loader dilemma lol? Point me to one country that has an effective private infrastructure system.

As Krugman writes, fiscal policy can create inflation in conjunction with monetary easing. But since the Fed is moving to raise rates, fiscal policy impact isn’t going to derail the Feds plan. If anything, the US is highly underinvested and needs to inject more capital into public infrastructure...

Get some REM, man.

Start with a background in economics and finance. Then: 1) I read research (financial journals, academic working papers) 2) I try to replicate the results and test them to improve my understanding 3) On promising ideas I test and develop signals that I add to my repertoire 4) Measure for...

Another guy who will make more by selling rules than by trading...:rolleyes:

How much leverage do you need?

Try Weeden prime.

Because charting is not cpu intensive.

Haha heeeey those are my people

Sure but there’s something silly about a dude buying a Ferrari went they don’t know stick or never speed above 20mph…

Are you a day trader lol? I have the MSI board paired with an i7-12700k and 32gb of ram. I use two visiontek amd rx560 to connect to 8 monitors. It’s great if you are running analysis in excel/stata/r/python. Not sure how powerful of a pc you need if you’re just doing charts.

This aged poorly

The terminal is great — especially if you trade professionally or have a Wall Street background. Not sure how useful it is for individual traders seeking to day trade.

Was a good day.

pdf is sharing results of statistical studies. if you want to test a signal you need to try it across thousands of securities through various time periods. using a chart on a single security, or even 100, is not sufficient to establish a view because your sample size is too small. but keep doing...

lol I did not say volume was a good signal for intraday. I said price and volume appear cointegrated — which means that they generally move together. A general relationship implies a weak signal and not something to trade on. If anything, buying in anticipation of rising volume might be better...

There’s a ton of published research on this. Just do a google search “price volume relationship study”. Avoid investopedia and any gimmicky site and read published papers (the intro and conclusions at the very least!). here’s a good primer (but it’s old so I’d read something more recent to...