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"The House of Rothschild" 1934. For those that like looking at stuff like this: Bond trading scenes on the stock exchange floor.

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The House of Rothschild (1934) - IMDb

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CARTOON: How the FBI cracked the iPhone

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VIDEO: Bulls vs Bears
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=kHawmZbapjU

I just started watching this. The first guy they're interviewing is a futures trader: Rambo John . Seems interesting enough, so I've posted it here.

EDIT: The uploader never uploaded part 3, so here is another link to the whole documentary. Slightly poorer quality though:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xyI...&nohtml5=False

AUDIO: Ep. 417: Robert Carver Interview with Michael Covel on Trend Following Radio
Trend Following with Michael Covel: Ep. 417: Robert Carver Interview with Michael Covel on Trend Following Radio

"...It was at this time that he was introduced to quantitative trading and began thinking of finance in a systematic way. He later went back to AHL, working there from 2006-2013.

Robert doesn’t tout systematic trading as the only way to trade. He says there are some great traders out there that aren’t systematic traders. However, the majority of people need a system to be successful. So how does Robert define a system? He says a system must be objective, repeatable, and transferable. If you can’t get the same results using a different person then it is not a true system. The rules must be transferable from one person to another and the results must be objective and repeatable. Most do not have a good understanding of statistics, and they get confused in thinking that the more complicated a system is, the better it must be. ..."

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Hi Q. Came across this article. Personally, people can poke all the fun they want at AI. It's happening and getter better and better and better. I find it simply fascinating that there is a potential to create a thinking AI. Why not. All things evolve.

Captionbot is another AI from Microsoft, and it's not doing so hot either - Yahoo Finance

FS

Originally Posted by FogSailing

Hi Q. Came across this article. Personally, people can poke all the fun they want at AI. It's happening and getter better and better and better. I find it simply fascinating that there is a potential to create a thinking AI. Why not. All things evolve.

Captionbot is another AI from Microsoft, and it's not doing so hot either - Yahoo Finance

FS

Thanks FS, I just read the article. I suspect the bot is in the learning phase. The public is teaching it, free of charge. One day, the bots will be laughing at us.

IMAGE: I don't need an algo to tell me what this looks like:

I'm thinking crest of a tsunami...

FS

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