What's odd about it? Apparently he liked the book. He's not entitled to his opinion? Anyway, have you read it? Finding cyberbullying distasteful...
Trades that lose tend to seem 'dumb' and 'emotional' in retrospect.. if they win, they were 'brilliant' and 'inspired'...
On the other hand, "If you want to beat the machines, you need many diverse disciplines of thought to accomplish that goal. David does a great...
Good piece on Dell / EMC in Fortune recently - The Gamblers Behind Tech’s Biggest Deal Ever How a computer mogul and a private-equity rising...
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HFTs sometimes quote Sharpe ratios -- typically in the 10- 20 range -- but the denominator is squishy, because marketmaking requires essentially...
Losses "mean nothing" only to papertraders.
If you're comfortable posting your CV or your Linkedin url, there may be prospective employers interested.
The algo skews to benefit those with the capacity to trade size. Oversizing orders is key. Undercapitalized players are at a disadvantage.
VRX is up 7% today.
What's "FREE EA"? Is there also a paid version? Do you offer it for sale?
Does Tasty charge for removing options that expire worthless?
OneChicago is one of many groups that have tried, without much success, to 'fight the [stock-loan] establishment.'
CMG is a consensus short, hence the occasional forced-buying panics, as today.
I'm sure the 'fund' the article mentions was set up as a tax-efficient way for the principals, not the public, to invest.
Makes sense for a short options book, but it sounds like OP wants to buy long-dated LEAP-like calls.
Have you looked at the newsletters' terms of service? Is 'sharing' allowed by their publishers?
They answer the phone for institutional clients.
Wow, I don't know the backstory, but gosh this piling-on is sophomoric and loathsome.
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