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Do you believe that it can be profitable to trade a "system" build from rules found by data mining? Assume that everything (data preparation, significance testing, trading assumptions) is executed properly (whatever this means for you).

It's not really about providing a way to analyze the charts. As I said, I use AI for myself. At the moment mainly from IDE. It's error prone and some parts can be extracted to be reusable. I thought about wrapping it in an easier point-and-click interface, usable by others. So no selling...

Interesting point with this bettertrade. This is something I'm so *not* interested in. I have my own data and I can train my own models. I don't need any help thanks. My service would be about selling automation, not secrets. I mean, majority of the staff can be done with Tensor Flow and some...

Uhmm... no. You obviously have to separate training set from testing set.

Based on things like expectancy, profit factor and so on. AI can figure out rules that are slightly better than my guess work.

Thanks for the advice. Yeah, I know marketing will be a nightmare. The thing, is I don't really care if it's successful. Worst case scenario is that I will go back to running it directly from a console or even IDE. It's just that it *could* be useful to others and I'm trying to gauge the...

That would be up to a user. The problems I've solved* for my self are: 1. selecting trades that have more chance to be profitable, and 2. selecting trading system that has more chance to be profitable. Every user would have to decide for him/her self and bring their own data. *) kind of, there...

For me, Andrew Ng's explanation seems ok: it's a paradigm shift. With algo you have input -> create algo -> get results. With AI: input -> results -> create algo.

Hi, I am considering building an AI web service that would help analyze trading data. It would be something similar to AzureAI / AutoML but simpler (no experience in AI required). A service that’s custom build for traders and investors with some very specific features that traders need. I am a...

Although it's open source, I don't want to post the link here as I'm the author and it would seem like spam/self promotion. What I can say is that I trained AI to recognize which trades in a trading system will be profitable. This should work with most well known libs, like Tensor Flow and so...

No, sorry I wasn't quite clear. What I meant was that I do use some kind of AI for trading.

Yes. It's not really a NN but some other form of AI.

Hi, I’m thinking on building a web service where you can import data, train artificial intelligence models, and later use these models to make predictions on unseen data. It would accept any kind data that can be expressed as numbers and an outcome (something useful to predict). This...

Ok, So I knew I can't post a link in first post (as it would make me banned) but it seems that I can't post a link in second post either. Google 'genotick artificial intelligence' and you will get to the right website. There is a link to github repo and a forum (I won't answer on ET any more...

Hi sells a system, but doesn't trade anything himself.

That author has an axe to grind against trend following. I wouldn't take anything from him seriously.

You have to sell at price higher than the price at which you bought to make profit. That's all it takes to be profitable!

Thanks for your answer.

Of course I made a mistake. Here is other example - result the same: - sold short term call - bought long term call - assigned on short term call, -100 shares on account, shares going up Does every broker have the same procedure? Let's assume I don't respond to margin call (was hit by a bus)

Hi, I'm wondering what would brokers do in the following situation: - I sold ATM put - I bought ATM Call - I was assignment on the put, -100 shares in my account - stock going up and up, and up.... Broker would: 1. Execute my call 2. Sell my call to cover loss on short shares. Keep...