Today market participants find themself faced with a range of what we can call systemic problems, i.e. vastly complex challenges like market-moving events that affect every one of us and are affected by every one of our actions. Such problems call for us to be able to engage in effective deliberations on a global scale. The spectacular emergence of the Internet has enabled unprecedented opportunities for such interactions - via email, instant messaging, news groups, chat rooms, blogs, wikis, podcasts, and the like - on a scale that was impossible a few short years ago. To date, however, such large-scale interaction have been incoherent and dispersed, contributions vary widely in quality, and there has been no clear way to converge on well-supported decisions concerning what actions traders should take to solve their most pressing problems. Can we do a better job of harnessing the vast collective intelligence now potentially available to us? If the answer is yes, then wouldnât it be the most incredible Intuition and general mind Amplifier of them all?
Intuition Amplifiers 2
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Mastro
Well, the world has changed! Todayâs markets are drastically different from years past. Your grandfather's technical and fundamental analyses are no longer up for the challenge. A new breed of computerized black boxes, quantitative algorithms and HFT systems are leaving you less and less to profit from. So, where is hope?
just because you have found new ways to think about the markets-let us assume they are indeed new- does not ipsofecto mean the markets have changed at all.
i say this because i use indicators that were invented during the 1970s and earlier and they work just fine in todays "complex algo driven markets" yadayadayada and might have worked fine for grain speculators in ancient Persia
Well, the world has changed! Todayâs markets are drastically different from years past. Your grandfather's technical and fundamental analyses are no longer up for the challenge. A new breed of computerized black boxes, quantitative algorithms and HFT systems are leaving you less and less to profit from. So, where is hope?
just because you have found new ways to think about the markets-let us assume they are indeed new- does not ipsofecto mean the markets have changed at all.
i say this because i use indicators that were invented during the 1970s and earlier and they work just fine in todays "complex algo driven markets" yadayadayada and might have worked fine for grain speculators in ancient Persia
How is that working out for you?
these days i don't trade but am being paid well to send live signals
to a trader.
the picture i am sending is of a series of live calls i entered in real time-
can be confirmed with TS- most recently. i don't know what they do with my signals but but the guy wants to lock me in.
to a trader.
the picture i am sending is of a series of live calls i entered in real time-
can be confirmed with TS- most recently. i don't know what they do with my signals but but the guy wants to lock me in.
I have been using Bayesian decision making algorithms for years. I am a huge proponent of them. Specifically, when applied to the binary decision making environment they could be a great help. Lately, however, I have focused my efforts on some natural abilities of our brain to perceive the conditional probabilities after certain training. In my opinion, this holds bar far better possibilities compared to our logical way of processing Bayesian conditions. My Intuition Amplifiers are all about using our brain more efficiently and outperforming the âstaticâ, predicate based algorithms.
Cheers,
MAESTRO
