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Just a word of caution: the profitability of stock trading, regardless of the timeframe (high-frequency, daytrade, week long positions), heavily depends on acce
by balazsdavid987 12y ago
Just a word of caution: the profitability of stock trading, regardless of the timeframe (high-frequency, daytrade, week long positions), heavily depends on access to information. So even if you build a system that mathematically is better than those built by a team of physicists at large financial institutions, it may easily under-perform the market due to its limited access to data.
- nikhilsaraf9 12y agoYes. That is a massive handicap that the system will have (it's not going to be co-located and probably won't have access to early information, etc). I'm wondering whether it's possible to develop a system that accommodates these deficiencies while still ending up on top.