The holy grail has been found

smallStops said:
nowdays nothing would suprise me :). So central banks looking into software that are beattibg the market? why not.
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Yeaa... see, the central banks really don't care about that, like we keep saying. When you run/control the markets, there's no point in trying to beat them. You get it? :)
 
rightsized said:
Once the code is cracked, markets will go flat due to arbitrage. just wait and see.
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Code is cracked?? What determines the market price ??

It is the human thinking. Try to crack the code of human thinking !!

Human thinking is influenced by many factors including Cosmic variables that we do not even know of.

Hence, code is not getting cracked anytime soon.

Bollinger bands say 2 Std. Dev. are 95% chance, 3 SDs are 99%, but still 1% left out does not give a guarantee that price will reverse.

Same for chart patterns. They fail, or reach targets only partially.

Same for haromonic patterns.

Saying 23/26 times the stock went this way because that thing happened is still leaving lots of % on the table to boomerang the wipe the positions off.

Nice try Nedler anyways !! Guess Harvard guys are no joke afterall !!!

"They have their strategies that have proven to work, there's no reason to switch - for all we know, they could very well have a similar in-house system already developed that does this, or even more."

One serious market trader quoted "We develop strategies, they work for a while and then markets change and so do the results from those strategies".

If these strategies would work ALL THE TIME, then there would be no doctors, accountants, farmers etc.

Everyone would be a happy trader playing the strategy via the algo autobot while checking on profits from the golf course.

Why did some famous hedge fund traders closed their funds and returned monies to the investors. 'Cause their strategies and models stopped working and they decided to quit while ahead.
 
Pretty cool. The article sounds almost hysterical, just like the OP.

So, you mean when some fund decides that AMGN is a good long term buy, puts on a buy program in a late afternoon and walks the tape up for an hour, Nadler's algorithm is somehow going to know about it? Or, when NK tests a nuke, LMT will spike to a level and just get pinned because Nadler's brainchild told the world that LMT always goes up when NK tests a nuke? And, of course, everyone will agree to not take a profit? Or take it at exactly the same time?

Brilliant. Please turn this thing on ASAP!

Nadler's idea is a great thing though because more people will trade on bogus event correlations and create more vol. I like it.

And yeah, good publicity stunt. Cool keywords aimed at non-coders and non-traders.

/Wulfrede
 
Wulfrede said:
Pretty cool. The article sounds almost hysterical, just like the OP.

So, you mean when some fund decides that AMGN is a good long term buy, puts on a buy program in a late afternoon and walks the tape up for an hour, Nadler's algorithm is somehow going to know about it? Or, when NK tests a nuke, LMT will spike to a level and just get pinned because Nadler's brainchild told the world that LMT always goes up when NK tests a nuke? And, of course, everyone will agree to not take a profit? Or take it at exactly the same time?

Brilliant. Please turn this thing on ASAP!

Nadler's idea is a great thing though because more people will trade on bogus event correlations and create more vol. I like it.

And yeah, good publicity stunt. Cool keywords aimed at non-coders and non-traders.

/Wulfrede
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Wholeheartedly agree. Good points.
 
rightsized said:
This is the start of the end of the financial markets. This is not a joke. Good luck!

The screaming calls from hedge funds started coming for Daniel Nadler on Jan. 24, 2012. That was the day Nadler, then a 28-year-old Harvard Ph.D. in economics, co-wrote a story on Bloomberg pointing out how the strength of the dollar can predict weekly lows in the S&P 500 index.
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Gee whiz, a new Einstein - NOT!

Just think about this for 5 seconds - Which companies are in the S&P 500? Multinationals.

Do you think the value of these multinationals worldwide changes because the dollar goes up or down?

Must be a slow period in the markets to come up with this non event.
 
The holy grail is stock markets or s tocks is insider information.



rightsized said:
This is the start of the end of the financial markets. This is not a joke. Good luck!

The screaming calls from hedge funds started coming for Daniel Nadler on Jan. 24, 2012. That was the day Nadler, then a 28-year-old Harvard Ph.D. in economics, co-wrote a story on Bloomberg pointing out how the strength of the dollar can predict weekly lows in the S&P 500 index. At the time traders were making a bundle on this dollar-S&P correlation. “They were like ‘You betrayed the brotherhood! If you discover it, you trade off it–you don’t make it public and kill the arbitrage,’” says Nadler, a fast-talking Canadian with dark ringlets flopping over his forehead.

In the coming months Nadler is likely to receive a few more of those calls. His new Cambridge, Mass. company, Kensho, cofounded with programmer Peter Kruskall, is out to do to financial analysis what Google GOOGL -1.38% did to search. That is, they want to put in the hands of the masses a level of expertise about financial markets that only a handful of the top hedge funds and banks use to make billions off of short-term market inefficiencies...........

http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenb...o-bring-google-style-search-to-stock-picking/
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rightsized said:
This is the start of the end of the financial markets. This is not a joke. Good luck!

The screaming calls from hedge funds started coming for Daniel Nadler on Jan. 24, 2012. That was the day Nadler, then a 28-year-old Harvard Ph.D. in economics, co-wrote a story on Bloomberg pointing out how the strength of the dollar can predict weekly lows in the S&P 500 index. At the time traders were making a bundle on this dollar-S&P correlation. “They were like ‘You betrayed the brotherhood! If you discover it, you trade off it–you don’t make it public and kill the arbitrage,’” says Nadler, a fast-talking Canadian with dark ringlets flopping over his forehead.

In the coming months Nadler is likely to receive a few more of those calls. His new Cambridge, Mass. company, Kensho, cofounded with programmer Peter Kruskall, is out to do to financial analysis what Google GOOGL -1.38% did to search. That is, they want to put in the hands of the masses a level of expertise about financial markets that only a handful of the top hedge funds and banks use to make billions off of short-term market inefficiencies...........

http://www.forbes.com/sites/stevenb...o-bring-google-style-search-to-stock-picking/
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Wow, so this guy figured out that the dollar correlates to the S&P?

That's groundbreaking stuff right there.
 
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