Stockpulse is said to predict where the markets go in 2 days with 80% correlation

[bankroll]

Have you heard of it? Thoughts, opinions?

What it is all about? http://www.crunchbase.com/organization/stockpulse

Via (Search for the word Stockpulse in the article)

 

[smallStops]

how much do they charge for the service?
if not, does it mean they'd rather make money out of their technology?

 

[ronblack]

05/02/2014: Signals Total: 100
Correct: 61 | Not correct: 39

If you do the math, the performance is negative. To start with, retailers cannot trade 100 signals. Then if the 39 not correct lost twice as much then this is a losing proposition.

If someone offers 100 on the average per day, the win rate must be > 95% to profit choosing one or two randomly. This is no different from monkeys throwing darts at newspaper stock quotes.

 

[bankroll]

If you do the math, the performance is negative. To start with, retailers cannot trade 100 signals. Then if the 39 not correct lost twice as much then this is a losing proposition.

Money management?

For some a 60% to 40% win ratio is more than enough.

 

[Lucrum]

05/02/2014: Signals Total: 100
Correct: 61 | Not correct: 39

If you do the math, the performance is negative. To start with, retailers cannot trade 100 signals. Then if the 39 not correct lost twice as much then this is a losing proposition.

If someone offers 100 on the average per day, the win rate must be > 95% to profit choosing one or two randomly. This is no different from monkeys throwing darts at newspaper stock quotes.

As I recall those monkeys beat the averages.

 

[xelite777]

As I recall those monkeys beat the averages.

Yep, and some of them are doing quite good from what I've heard...