Stock prediction service

Collagen · Sep 18, 2017

Pekelo said:
You mean running your own business for $3-400 annually is expensive? Try buying a cab or hot dog vendor license in NYC...

But just to be on topic, C2 would be the best option for OP...
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The Great C2 advertiser still full at works.. How many dimes did You get this time?

Pekelo · Sep 18, 2017

3 muffins. My commission is for bakery products only. That was the best deal I could negotiate with them...

By the way they are a sponsor here, so if they are good for Baron, they should be good for you too...

Jack1960 · Sep 18, 2017

Hey peeps, get back on track. Trade your own money with this fabulous system

vanzandt · Sep 18, 2017

lucas.tychrom said:
I have built an automated system that seems to be able to correctly predict upward stock movement with about 65% precision (i.e., whenever it makes a prediction, it is correct 65% of the time). The problem is that the prediction horizon is on the scale of minutes, so we're often pursuing price differentials on the scale of cents. Hence, fast and cost-efficient trading execution is just as important, and this is where I (as a retail trader) keep failing to make money due to price slippage, trades not getting executed, etc.

Instead of trying to solve the execution problems on my own, I'm considering providing a streaming service that a professional hedge fund with the right execution infrastructure and expertise would subscribe to, and pay me either a subscription fee or a percentage of profits resulting from use of my predictions.

Of course, there is no reason for a hedge fund to trust me, so I could provide a web API for accessing my service for free for one month. The web service would provide any predictions in real-time (i.e. "the symbol xx will go up over the next yy minutes"), and the hedge fund can easily use it to evaluate how accurate & useful my predictions are. After the free month, the hedge fund can decide whether to pay to keep using it or not.

I'm wondering what people's thoughts are on this?
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hahhahaahahahah
Here's my thoughts....
Everybody's a genius in a bull market.
The planets are aligning folks.....

Jack1960 · Sep 18, 2017

Na, no matter what I buy I make money. I do not need to do any reseach. What does it have to do with the bull market? I am a super duper elite genius!

Just follow me. You do not need a system
I have no system. I am a genius and that is why I make money. Like this post and you too will make money!

ironchef · Sep 19, 2017

lucas.tychrom said:
I have built an automated system that seems to be able to correctly predict upward stock movement with about 65% precision (i.e., whenever it makes a prediction, it is correct 65% of the time). The problem is that the prediction horizon is on the scale of minutes, so we're often pursuing price differentials on the scale of cents. Hence, fast and cost-efficient trading execution is just as important, and this is where I (as a retail trader) keep failing to make money due to price slippage, trades not getting executed, etc.

Instead of trying to solve the execution problems on my own, I'm considering providing a streaming service that a professional hedge fund with the right execution infrastructure and expertise would subscribe to, and pay me either a subscription fee or a percentage of profits resulting from use of my predictions.

Of course, there is no reason for a hedge fund to trust me, so I could provide a web API for accessing my service for free for one month. The web service would provide any predictions in real-time (i.e. "the symbol xx will go up over the next yy minutes"), and the hedge fund can easily use it to evaluate how accurate & useful my predictions are. After the free month, the hedge fund can decide whether to pay to keep using it or not.

I'm wondering what people's thoughts are on this?
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The question I have is the net expected returns of your system: When your prediction is correct, how much is the profit vs when your prediction is wrong how much is your loss?

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Stock prediction service

Collagen

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Jack1960

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