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by icu 11y ago
I've consulted to the IMF as a finance and economic consultant so I'll take that report as conjecture and not fact. Surely you can't rebuff my reasoning here. Governments control spending, and have a large part in what they e
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by icu 11y ago
What many people don't get is this is global asset inflation due to the enormous amounts of money created by central banks worldwide. The term "currency war" has been used to describe it and like any war the poor and working
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I'm sorry but I reject this line of reasoning. If I was to use an analogy it would be along the lines of, "It's not my fault I'm always broke (even though I keep borrowing and spend everything I have)". Sounds ridi
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by icu 11y ago
Hi, IMHO a really great question. My comments: a) By force isn't going to happen. The EU integration was about preventing wars by greater integration, especially economics. b) That is probably where the EU is heading in many, many yea
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by icu 11y ago
Hi, firstly you're not alone when struggling with the financials part of a business plan... I most certainly did. What I suggest is getting a second hand copy of Timmons' "New Venture Creation" book and look at (and copy
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by icu 11y ago
Hi, check out Jeff Heaton's books http://www.heatonresearch.com/
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by icu 11y ago
Completely echo this article except I'm working on moving from 5 figure to 6 figures in order to get the life I want. I doubt the article writer can get 6 figures in Cupar.
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by icu 11y ago
Best thing I've ever done (and still doing) is raising my son. For me this tops any entrepreneurial/career success I've had so far.
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by icu 11y ago
The simple answer to your question is this: regulation. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) prevents hedge funds, private equity firms and other private investment managers from marketing their products to a wide audience. Hig
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Woodman should be commended for keeping his word. Not only does this light the way for other CEOs to keep their word, it enhances Woodman's future standing with investors, employees and any other stakeholders.
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by icu 11y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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by icu 11y ago
Like others I will say don't do this, however if it's the only PC you have access then why don't you boot up a live Linux DVD or USB distro and do your work in that and save to the cloud?
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Ask HN: Questions on Swarm Intelligence
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by icu 11y ago
Apologies for any confusion... the recommendations were from Nanex [ http://www.nanex.net/ ] and not my own. I quoted the recommendations directly from the Nanex report 'Analysis of the "Flash Crash"' whi
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by icu 11y ago
Well since we're talking about the e-minis lets assume the CME GLink... according to CME Group it would cost $12,000/mo with a one-time install of $2,000 and a minimum commitment period of 12 months. [Source: http://ww
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by icu 11y ago
Nanex recommended the following to fix the problem back in 2010: 1. Quote and trade data must be time stamped by the exchanges at the time it is generated. This will ensure delays can be detected by everyone. Reasoning: Changing the procedu
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by icu 11y ago
Another factor to consider is Sarao's internet speed limitations. It seems that news outlets are reporting that Sarao "worked out of his house in London"... well I lived in that part of London and in 2012 it was hard enough
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by icu 12y ago
Thank you for putting this together. I like your approach of news and journals. Please keep it up!
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by icu 12y ago
Inflation is wealth transfer from deposit holders to the state. It is, in other words, a stealth tax. I think people accept inflation because they don't understand Economics. Moving to my commentary of this article, it is basically a
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by icu 12y ago
A lot of the comments here seem to be from people with institutional experience or wannabe retail traders. As a retail trader (who used to phone my broker to make trades) that has progressed to an algorithmic retail trader (I do all my own
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by icu 12y ago
Hi pault, The way I would go about it is: Start talking to potential customers. Find out how painful and valuable the problem is. Find out if they are currently using some other solution to the problem (your competitors). Approach an indu
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by icu 12y ago
I think this entrepreneur should be given a little bit more credit than your post suggests: 1) He is willing to share his experiences which I think is brave and should be applauded. 2) He is obviously learning hard won lessons which I think
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by icu 12y ago
I'm going to simplify things so if you want a more complicated answer I'll oblige. Okay so in a simple model of the market you have buyers, sellers and market makers who are supposed to step in when there are buyers but no sellers
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by icu 12y ago
What they did - fraud. How they did it - shill bidding.[1] Why this is illegal - You aren't allowed to manipulate the market. Why the regulator acted - They needed to make an example of a HFT firm as there is a perception that HFT firm
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by icu 12y ago
This book opened my mind to what might be possible with AI and convinced me to start my journey into Machine Learning. Having said that, one of the messages I took from the story is that AI cannot replicate human to human contact.
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by icu 12y ago
Thank you! I'm really looking forward to following online!
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by icu 12y ago
Congrats on passing CFA Level 1, however I would politely ask that you consider that valuation is an art and not a science. I have done lots of work valuing illiquid shares, for example series A in tech companies, as well as established SM
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Ask HN: Common Lisp in Algo Trading Systems?
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Right I get what you're saying but this isn't a long term trade, I'm looking to set up a sort of 'jack in the box' trade where if price leaps up or leaps down I'll catch the ride and then cash out. I expect th
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I expect this to be a wealth transfer event and personally I am going to make some cheeky One-Cancels-the-Other Order (OCO) bids and cheeky offers on the pound and on publicly listed Scottish companies, especially financial stocks. I expec

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