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How much more do the typical "real" investors know about the products they invest in than the computer programs? In other words, if we rule out insider informa
by IsaacSchlueter 16y ago
How much more do the typical "real" investors know about the products they invest in than the computer programs?
In other words, if we rule out insider information, isn't all trading, on some level, "algorithmic"? The real-ness comes from the financial statements of the corporations being invested in.
- anigbrowl 16y agoEr...I think that's a rather strained construction. By 'algorithmic' I mean 'executed by a computer without human confirmation at time of execution,' rather than the general application of a methodology.