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This is not too dissimilar to the "edge" debate that was had the other day. There was more than one use for the term and they were all equally valid.
From Sle's perspective within the industry, fundamental to an edge is the structural component and prohibitive cost. For MoneyMatthew it was all about expected value, knowing in advance the mathematical edge that exists prior to the event similar to a casino, and my definition was any advantage that allows you to derive consistent profits due to markets being perfectly competitive.
In the end, they were all valid definitions of an edge and can be used in different context.
From Sle's perspective within the industry, fundamental to an edge is the structural component and prohibitive cost. For MoneyMatthew it was all about expected value, knowing in advance the mathematical edge that exists prior to the event similar to a casino, and my definition was any advantage that allows you to derive consistent profits due to markets being perfectly competitive.
In the end, they were all valid definitions of an edge and can be used in different context.
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