Quote from marketsurfer:
What do you mean when you say 'semantic data'?
semantic filters for world news have been used for years--- is this what you mean?
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The financial community does, as you say, quantifies and qualifies news. and has been doing it for years.
I'm sure your Model X has that capability. Mine does too. I rate a Greenspan as 150 DJXX points. I know I will do a bracket and 3 reversals with timing clocks to take advantage of the cascades (See 27FEB07 for recent sematic data cascade data event). Collecting 900 points per contract in the less than 2 hour period is the practical result.
This is an example of the early part of the transition into sematic data.
You can see the "ports" in the form of information data and the technology.
Here, news can be done as a calender. Technology is coefficients and they feed clocks and detectors. Model H has these.
Model B by HDO with 100,000 lines of programming has lines devoted to semantic data like FOMC and the calender, I'm sure.
spectre's Model A may not from whatr he says. He may have a bracket under entry but he probably can't time the cascading not detect it since it is not part of the platforms he mentions.
Above is the obvious and "small talk".
Semantic data is a very well defined field and has many subsets of activity and specialization for making money. The center of activity is the financial services industry and its suppliers web site operators and technology providers. I mentioned these and their languages and the focus of these languages.
Semantic data is created, linked and massaged into very high utility money making information that can be processed by financial trading Models. It is integrated into the Model as a compliment to conventional orthodoxy's usual stuff (See all Models mentioned). This is valuable to the trader. It superior value can be assessed by the usual assessment tools.
For example, when Model H is put into one of the most advanced assessors publicaly available, it produces an effect as well as results. The effect is that the assessment device must have screwed up. The result is past the end of the possibility distribution.
Hybrid Trading Models (HTM's) incorporating semantic data processing "ports" and technology will do the same.
So think of the future as having FA, TA and SA and the integrated versions that will get the higher assessment performance scores.
Consider SA for the 197 sectors of IBD and consider the SA for the 238 sectors of its famous competitor. Both provide FA and TA on the sectors and the subsectors and the individual instruments in the sectors and subsectors.
SA creates vocabularies and definitions. Then these terms are quantified in terms of magnitudes and timing. These data are then deliverable to anyone who sees their value since they are priced as a service.
Take materials as an example. Materials apply broadly to all sectors with emphasis on the non service sectors. everyone knows that materials have markets, etc. The SA part of this is how a given material could work in a potential application because of its chemical nature or biological nature. I have just introduced the "research" aspect of SA as it applies to instruments that are involved in an assortment of sectors. Sector rotation is part of Model H; you can see how I can front run you and Model B which may just be at a level of the "news" semantic example you have in your Model. Certainly I am front running Model A all the time anyway.
SA integrates competitive research as well. It integrates reasearch globally in a context of regulation and environmental and safety and health hoops.
Take dry milling research from a tooling viewpoint. Up to recently only rodent hair and waste were limited in products, like the bread you eat. Now since pets are dying, from the rodent poisons, the poinsens will be intorduced into the regs which will affect the machinery all depending upon the national constraints that are put in place. This is all SA type data and it can be handled with vocabulary, definitions, size and timing, and financial technological configurations.
Sa is just a body of consideration like the present conventional orthodoxy body of consideration. Most models operate with the conventional orthodoxy which HDO describes as the setting in which he operates; the retail version espoused by spectra is also conventional orthodoxy oriented. Model H isn't, however, and it is parasitically related to Models A and B and all the Model X's. It has to be to do what it is designed for. All Models will have to deal with SA as time passes to maintain new creation values that are of a perfomance level that makes enough money.
They do not compete since there is no quantitative methods competition. But all model do have to perform to be practical. They lose practicality as the way the market operates changes. This is hard for people to understand. Often it is just construed that a given methodology comes and goes and that is normal. It is more like an issue of "keeping up with the times".
This is where the words "unbelievable" and "astonishing" get to be used by fringe elements. There has to be a biasic understanding of how the dynamic nature of the financial industry continues to create entropy simply as a consequence of externalities. The two huge impacting externalities as as mentioned. They impact conventional and non conventional approaches. In Model H's case, the workaround on "biggering" of the conventional is already in and it will be changed to be "ported" and have technology and both will go to non existant algorithms in the convnetional orthodoxy.
So now we are in the world of FA, TA and SA.
Your example of news was a good one since it is probably appearnet that not many Models have vocabularies, definitions and quantification of these as yet.
A greenspan is 150 DJXX points....lol..