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High frequency trading has been a reality for decades. What’s different now?
by donkey_brains 1mo ago
High frequency trading has been a reality for decades. What’s different now?
- dist-epoch 1mo agoHFT strategies are simple. They are also static (they can re-fit, but fundamentally remain the same). Putting LLMs in the loop now gives you reactive strategies. The agents can see the reaction of the market and adjust or change direction. This creates complex feedback loops that can't be understood at human speed.
- anon-3988 1mo ago> HFT strategies are simple. They are also static (they can re-fit, but fundamentally remain the same). What makes you say this?
- imtringued 1mo agoBecause he doesn't know, like so many people on HN, that you can just build smaller models and let them be steered by a bigger model. Everyone thinks you need a trillion parameter model or the model is worthless. It's the same problem with semiconductor manufacturing, where only the bleeding edge counts when in reality you need a whole spectrum of fabs.