I leave for 2 weeks and look what happens! Well, won't somebody tell me what happened? Because it seems that many very stable stocks in various sectors are down to half their 52-week low!...
The long-term performance of stock indices is often given to "prove" that stock market investments are one of the best investment options. But are the decks stacked?
it states that this transfer will be dome from the bank of Africa, abidjan Additional Details it further says about this person called susan ericson who is having cancer and will die ...
I've been asked my bank whether i would like to keep money to book as flexible FD, which i can get interest rate @ 9.5% p.a., (I m having saving a/c. which gets me 3% normally). one can ...
CDs, Corporate Bonds, Stocks, Index Funds, Money Market. Each of these I am concidering. Which one would you recommend and why? If possible, please state any risks associated with it as well....
I just opened a Margin account....with Scotrade with a $2,000 minimum. I wrote a check and opened the account with $7,000 ...My broker told that because it is margin he was going to put more money ...
retailers probably but not wholesale - business is all about who is best at screwing over the other people...it's called negotiating
raysor
NO. Can computers play Spoof?
Dave RC
Never. But they may replace a higher percentage of them than at present.
Cheers,
Dave
Spike
No, not completely. Computers would be great trading off fundamentals, but when bad news comes out that is not bad enough and the market goes up would kill the computer trader.
Long live the individual trader!!!!
luna lovegood.♥
Yah!!!!
i dont even know what that means..
Ted
No.
Computers can only trade one way: the way they are programmed. The get programmed to trade for one type of market, but are helpless when markets change, as they always do. To put it another way, computers can only be depended on to trade the past.
The best example is LTCM. They had a program designed by two Nobel prize winning economists. The problem? Lack of diversification. The smart guys programmed in diversification but the correlation increased and the computer made big bets on highly correlated markets which all moved in the wrong direction at the same time.
This does not mean that computers aren't a great tool. I personally use a computer program to look for almost a dozen patterns on 3800 stock charts each day. There is no way I could deal with that many charts accurately each day. The program highlights a few stocks making interesting moves for my further anaysis.