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Someone on reddit a few months back was succesful at this: "I used to work as a software engineer and started developing and trading automated strategies in my
by IsaacL 16y ago
Someone on reddit a few months back was succesful at this:
"I used to work as a software engineer and started developing and trading automated strategies in my spare time in 2006. I went full time in 2007 and have been profitable every quarter since. AMAA"
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/9s9d7/iama_100_automated_independent_retail_trader_i/ http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/9s9d7/iama_100_automat...
- sstrudeau 16y agoautomated != high frequency
- dedward 16y agoBingo. I know a few algorithmic position traders.... and it's got sweet nothing to do with high-frequency, or even day-trades usually. They have their algorithms, software they've developed to handle analysis, and get them in and out according to plan - I believe they research their target sector a bit, fire up their algorithm machines, and then manually execute (or at least approve their software to execute) the plan they had in place - and it's all position based. They know when they're getting out of any position, up or down - whether that happens the same day or in days or weeks, or months. Lots of neat software, but not day-trading and not HFT.