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Yes? At any point in time you can buy or sell a discrete number of shares in a finite universe of stocks. The bigger difference in equity trading is that it's
by dmurray 7y ago
Yes? At any point in time you can buy or sell a discrete number of shares in a finite universe of stocks.
The bigger difference in equity trading is that it's a "game" of hidden information with asymmetric and maybe unknown payoffs. Of course, computers are pretty good at trading stocks, too, but I can say confidently AlphaZero won't be the most useful approach.
- make3 7y agoA part missing in your analysis is that time is involved in the decisions, and that time is continuous, and that time is very important
- falcor84 7y agoIs time really continuous in this case? I have absolutely no idea how it's implemented in practice, but would assume that stock exchange computers use some sort of game loop at a consistent rate.