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It's an adverse selection problem. There absolutely are predictive models in finance that work. The people who make them will never publish about or describe t
by argonaut 8y ago
It's an adverse selection problem. There absolutely are predictive models in finance that work.
The people who make them will never publish about or describe them in detail, as they're too busy making billions of dollars on them.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Technologies https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance_Technologies
The people who publish their financial predictions or models are publishing them rather than betting money on them (or are trying to fulfill the prediction through the process of publishing), which tells you something about how confident they actually are in their predictions.
- eksemplar 8y agoA lot of the research was ordered by the companies that are making billions of dollars. The monkey research was done by Wall Street itself, though it wasn’t actually monkeys but employees throwing the darts. The dart throwing portfolios beat 60-67% of the other investor portfolios for years.