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To spell it out: The stock market is anti-inductive by design. Statistical patterns that reflect market inefficiencies are supposed to disappear over time. Mo
by greenshackle2 6y ago
To spell it out:
The stock market is anti-inductive by design. Statistical patterns that reflect market inefficiencies are supposed to disappear over time.
Most problems are not anti-inductive.
So yeah, "you can't even predict the stock market with your methods" is a pretty terrible argument against methods that were never meant to predict the stock market.