Artificial Intelligence for Traders?

[globalarbtrader]

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 system trader myself. I use AI to help me select trades and trading systems. I work mainly from the system’s console, which can be difficult for non-programmers. A web service would be a lot simpler to use, just point and click in a browser. Let me know if you would be interested.

That's very kind, but I can do my own overfitting. I don't need any help thanks

GAT

 

[murray t turtle]

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

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[luckyputanski]

That's very kind, but I can do my own overfitting.

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

 

[globalarbtrader]

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

There's an awful lot more you have to do to avoid overfitting.

GAT

 

[traider]

That's very kind, but I can do my own overfitting. I don't need any help thanks

GAT

I will like help with overfitting on a cluster of super computers.

 

[longandshort]

if you are using ai to build robust causal (econometrics) models then that would be useful. if you're just doing basic things like fitting rsi or moving averages, then it's useless (and there are already plenty of websites and services that do this such as bettertrader.co).

 

[newbunch]

That's very kind, but I can do my own overfitting. I don't need any help thanks

GAT

Yes, but this will do it faster!

 

[iLikeMoney]

Sounds good

 

[schizo]

They also vastly underestimate the amount of marketing time that's required. Reputation is everything in this business, so you can't just throw up an ad for a month or two and then just stop. If you do it that way, you'll just shoot yourself in the foot because you'll be quitting before anybody even knows who you are. In most cases, it requires years of nonstop marketing and product demonstration to even get a new piece of software noticed and respected by the public.

Isn't that what the guy is doing here on YOUR platform, albeit stealthily?

 

[comagnum]

You could build good AI from ET alone- when the perma bulls throw in the towel go long, when they are giddy at highs insisting there is no down side - short it.