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by sebyddd 10y ago
alva, I found your skepticism very biased. Following your requests, we decided it would help if we address your questions in the interview. Therefore the only edits, where just addition around the 95% claim which seemed to be misunderstood.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Appreciate your point of view. First of all, there seems to be a lot of skepticism around this project and I found that surprising. You're saying that if you would get incredible returns from trading you would keep quiet. And therefore
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Really not. If that was my intention, I would went directly to the source. I was invited to share my story with the sole purpose of inspiring others. I have no plans of selling it whatsoever.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
I am pretty sure that when that happens, the majority of stock players lose, not only my little side project.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
While I do agree with you to some extent, as opposed to gambling, stock market requires technical knowledge. I strongly believe that individual traders stand no chance agains the big players and there may be a combination of luck + favorabl
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Intrinio provides data feed for Indian markets: https://intrinio.com/data/national-stock-exchange-nse-prices As mentioned in the post, I only used it to train the models on, not to get the live quotes for trading.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Completely agree with you. The amount of backtesting has been very limited and the time frame was pretty short, so there are definitely changes this is a fluke. Confirming this is my main goal at the moment and I don't take any credit
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by sebyddd 10y ago
I do rely on Zipline heavily + other deep learning libraries. I see no point in reinventing the wheel. The stack is mainly Python and C++.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Great question! To be honest, I had this idea in mind for a long time and I thought a lot about it before I actually built it. Therefore there is certainly motivation coming from the challenge of creating this and in some ways I think the
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by sebyddd 10y ago
I talked about it in the interview. For this first version I used Kite for trading and mostly Intrinio for financial data. Costs vary from provider to provider, but for testing this, I went with some of the least expensive ones.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Can't disclose the exact capital, but the initial investment was less than the monthly profit.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Absolutely not. As I mentioned in the interview, the progress so far is not by any means a reliable metric and there are many factors that affected it. 4 months is not nearly enough to prove that and so far the bot works well on a very spec
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by sebyddd 10y ago
I'd rather not disclose the exact capital for personal reasons, but every month has been profitable so far.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
No regulatory issues whatsover. Zerodha, the company behind Kite is SEBI registered, therefore standard regulations apply for NSE and the others. Have not worked directly in finance, but I always had an interest in it. However I accumulated
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Hey! The maker here. Would be happy to answer your questions on my little side project.
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Neural Net Side Project Makes $3500/mo Trading Stocks(indiehackers.com)
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Hey HN! The maker here. This weekend we decided to put up a directory of the biggest tech IPOs. For some backstory, following Snap’s IPO we realized how unreadable the S1 fillings really are and therefore we decided to do something about it
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Show HN: IPO List – Curated list of publicly traded tech companies(ipolist.co)
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The ultimate guide to the meta robots tag(yoast.com)
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Snapchat rolls out a new design and starts to fight fake news(theverge.com)
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LinkedIn Desktop Redesign(blog.linkedin.com)
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Quartz has acquired Intelligentsia.ai, an artificial intelligence research firm(qz.com)
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Twitter Replacing Vine with Vine Camera Today(producthunt.com)
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OpenAI has admirable intentions, but its priorities should change(techcrunch.com)
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by sebyddd 10y ago
Check out this video explanation: https://youtu.be/kxo_EOyK7eA "As far as cooking is concerned, some things which are strictly fruits, such as tomatoes or bean pods, may be called 'vegetables' because they ar
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by sebyddd 10y ago
"Never measure page view or sign ups to validate your product/market fit." Well, not always valid. Depending on your intent, these matrics, especially sign ups, might be proportional with your market fit.
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by sebyddd 10y ago
That's the naming convention used to categorize the Show and Ask section. You simple prefix the title of the post with either 'Ask HN:' or 'Show HN:' and leave the URL field empty, if you want to create such a threa
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by sebyddd 10y ago
3rd duplicate already. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13391886 Mods can you merge please?
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Ask HN: Will 2017 be the year of AI?
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by sebyddd 10y ago
There is a better solution already implemented.. https://youtu.be/sbX6K7ky9LQ

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