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Stocks 300 / month with a custom data analysis (very simple, it's based on event. It analyse stok data and highlit regular period of high on the stocks on the s

Stocks 300 / month with a custom data analysis (very simple, it's based on event. It analyse stok data and highlit regular period of high on the stocks on the same date each year, and after by hand i try to find why it goes high, and i can put past event also and it told me if theses event have an influence on stocks in the past). http://www.skruge.in/ http://www.skruge.in/ https://github.com/skruge/skruge.github.io https://github.com/skruge/skruge.github.io I'am limited by the amount of cash. I'am in the process of launching a fund.

why-el 12y ago
I am fairly clueless about stocks. Would you mind sharing how would one start? How much upfront cost does it require?
- bussiere 12y ago
  Play only money that you don't need, my program aims to 3% per month. Choose a sector that you like (biotech , videogames etc ...). Take care of trading costs. And if you are a programmer try to find pattern in stocks. https://www.quantopian.com/home https://www.quantopian.com/home If you play even with an algorithm or without, write your rules (i play this amount, i go aout at this date or if i loose this percent). Have a clean head when you play. By analysing data you can earn a little. For the upfront it depends of what you aim. And in the end if someone talk you about technical analisys , run it's bullshit like horoscope for trading -_-
  - jslabonte 12y ago
    As a neophyte trader, I can't tell the difference between technical analysis, and what Skrudge does. Can you elaborate ?
    - bussiere 12y ago
      Technical analysis, take too much non rationnal things in account and try to find pattern with it or rationnalise it after. It tries to find pattern and rationnalise it with its method (that use too much random , too much non relationnal things (i even heard one use golden number)). Here i'am just trying to find pattern in stocks and find if an event can explain it. I correlate event and stocks fluctuation. The goal is to find event that are regular (like black friday or a keynote for apple or announcement etc ...) I will not say it will goes up because of my method, i say it will goes up because there is the black friday / christmas / exdividend Date. English is not my main langage. Don't donate to us if you want but run away when someone talk about technical analysis. Sometimes stock market is so random that you can "explain" it with bullshit theory.
- saganus 12y ago
  I would recommend to head over to investopedia.com and play with fake money first. Do this for about a year or two before thinking on investing real money. It sounds long and boring but that's because it takes a lot just to understand what's happening, let alone make any money. Read everything you can on commonly used definitions and get used to reading financial news. This will help you measure how much do you actually understand and get more proficient at it. Then you can start investing with small amounts and see how it feels. The hardest thing I have experienced while trading is the emotional rush of either losing money or winning money. So getting used to it is pretty useful if you want to follow an strategy, etc. Quantopian is a good reasource if you have already understood at least some basic stuff. Another good resource is http://www.babypips.com/school http://www.babypips.com/school Although it refers to Forex market and not stock market, a lot of the stuff there applies as well.

why-el 12y ago

I am fairly clueless about stocks. Would you mind sharing how would one start? How much upfront cost does it require?

bussiere 12y ago
Play only money that you don't need, my program aims to 3% per month. Choose a sector that you like (biotech , videogames etc ...). Take care of trading costs. And if you are a programmer try to find pattern in stocks. https://www.quantopian.com/home https://www.quantopian.com/home If you play even with an algorithm or without, write your rules (i play this amount, i go aout at this date or if i loose this percent). Have a clean head when you play. By analysing data you can earn a little. For the upfront it depends of what you aim. And in the end if someone talk you about technical analisys , run it's bullshit like horoscope for trading -_-
- jslabonte 12y ago
  As a neophyte trader, I can't tell the difference between technical analysis, and what Skrudge does. Can you elaborate ?
  - bussiere 12y ago
    Technical analysis, take too much non rationnal things in account and try to find pattern with it or rationnalise it after. It tries to find pattern and rationnalise it with its method (that use too much random , too much non relationnal things (i even heard one use golden number)). Here i'am just trying to find pattern in stocks and find if an event can explain it. I correlate event and stocks fluctuation. The goal is to find event that are regular (like black friday or a keynote for apple or announcement etc ...) I will not say it will goes up because of my method, i say it will goes up because there is the black friday / christmas / exdividend Date. English is not my main langage. Don't donate to us if you want but run away when someone talk about technical analysis. Sometimes stock market is so random that you can "explain" it with bullshit theory.
saganus 12y ago
I would recommend to head over to investopedia.com and play with fake money first. Do this for about a year or two before thinking on investing real money. It sounds long and boring but that's because it takes a lot just to understand what's happening, let alone make any money. Read everything you can on commonly used definitions and get used to reading financial news. This will help you measure how much do you actually understand and get more proficient at it. Then you can start investing with small amounts and see how it feels. The hardest thing I have experienced while trading is the emotional rush of either losing money or winning money. So getting used to it is pretty useful if you want to follow an strategy, etc. Quantopian is a good reasource if you have already understood at least some basic stuff. Another good resource is http://www.babypips.com/school http://www.babypips.com/school Although it refers to Forex market and not stock market, a lot of the stuff there applies as well.