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do you need charts for a semi automated system? Just use TWS charts and automate what needs automating

Popper came up in some readings recently. He stated that "a theory must be falsifiable for it to be science". Later in the text it said that Popperian falsification has been supplanted by Bayesian confirmation theory. I think the gist was that you need to test you stuff

agreed. given the assumptions it doesn't matter. prior to black monday, I think that was the case

Bingo

all fixings and settlements that are set by consensus of a limited few are dubious. libor, fx, platts, ...

I sell puts to enter long investments. Usually, slightly otm soon to expire

from 1993

There were games back in the 80s to trade/ invest in commodities ,stocks, options. I might still have the 5 inch floppy

What jobs were these? I see layoffs and no hiring

it's a backtest so it doesn't need to be in realtime. dump the data into https://questdb.io/ and write a query. should be simple

you probably don't need it but you can try a free account with databricks, firebolt, snowflake, ...

since a covered call is same as short put then you can spread off that short put anyway you want

Only jobs I see are for below minimum wage work. US is in recession

this is good https://sec.report/Senate-Stock-Disclosures

https://www.officialdata.org/us/stocks/s-p-500/1926

I'll stick with uncle milty :)

rates can go negative. automatic stabilizers can come into play

where was this demand for production coming from during a pandemic if the velocity of money was unchanged?

If all that money is not causing inflation then why raise rates? Rates cannot help with production

so if the money supply was constant could prices change? If so, do you consider that inflation?