It was my pleasure.Thanks for the discussion everyone. Happy to have conversed with a few knowlegable people here, it's kind of refreshing and rewarding when one eventually finds the needle in the haystack.

It was my pleasure.Thanks for the discussion everyone. Happy to have conversed with a few knowlegable people here, it's kind of refreshing and rewarding when one eventually finds the needle in the haystack.

Lol, that is all your brain is doing as well, except not in a loop but in some sort of event processing fashion. Are you some sort of Right wing Christian who also denies the technology to clone tissue exists? Please let us know so I can spare my time. I am Christian but I don't see any contradiction between my belief and science.
Christian lol no devote athethis thanks there is no god get over it.
Your a fool, I've worked as a programmer for 30years, some of the work I've done you'd likely class as AI, but it really isnt.
Huge science fan, I just don't like bullshit
hmm, so far you have not contributed in any thread nor post on anything machine learning or AI related. Not even on the basics that you would reject to classify as AI. So, that science degree of yours must have been multiple decades ago and you must have slept over the past 15-20 years. Believe whatever pleases you, but stop denying hard-core facts re self-driven cars and their safety statistics. If you are embracing science so much then you should stick to facts. This was my last post to you in this thread. Choose whether to leave it at that or reply.

My experience of neural nets in trading is that they are near useless in catching the twists and turns of the market. In fact no better than moving averages which only show the past and are not much use in predicting the future.
My experience of neural nets in trading is that they are near useless in catching the twists and turns of the market. In fact no better than moving averages which only show the past and are not much use in predicting the future.
Hey, man, that's my dream car!The car of our average day trader and computer science "specialist" on ET.
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