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Here comes the tricky part: "finding it first" may imply you're have more and more false positives as you speed things up beyond crazy. And so, even if you have
by aldanor 3y ago
Here comes the tricky part: "finding it first" may imply you're have more and more false positives as you speed things up beyond crazy. And so, even if you have a "deterministic" model (and no, it's neither "pretty simple" nor "proven mathematical" most of time), it will get fuzzier and fuzzier. Also, HFT is execution-centric, indeed, but it doesn't mean you can't use complicated math models and all that, it's just much harder to do and is more of a computational challenge (which is part of what makes it fun).
Source: hft quant