Can science predict the stock market? No I don't mean using the bullshit that economics teaches
Can science predict the stock market? No I don't mean using the bullshit that economics teaches
Alexander Murphy
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Logan Barnes
pic related is the performance of Renaissance Technologies, a hedge fund that almost exclusively hires only PhD mathematicians and physicists
Luis Thompson
you mean like high-frequency algorithm trading?
Michael Scott
yes, check numer.ai
Isaiah Jenkins
economics is inherently based on assumption, so no.
Ayden Hill
>economics teaches
>predicting the stock market
It literally teaches the opposite.
Kill yourself, brainlet.
Luis Bennett
there obviously isn't a way because otherwise everyone would be doing it
David Morgan
Yeah, you use factors outside of basic economics that influences it such as news and dialogue among the public. If you could get a wiretap on prolific members of the market and run machine learning algorithms which evaluates dialogue (kind of like how we have ML methods which evaluate and generate news articles) and combined that with current methods to predict stock trends, you could probably write an automated trading algorithm which gives you incredible foresight and ability to game the market. Like if you worked at Google for instance and had access to the business Gmail accounts of big players in the market, you could read bad behavior by management that you wouldn't have gotten a read with playing the stock market by looking at the numbers alone.
Oliver Murphy
Deterministically, no, but there is some sort of prediction when it comes to the stock market.
Doing it will not give you any advantage, because it is what people who invest usually do. In fact, not doing it will put you at a disadvantage.
Noah Wilson
yes what do u think quantitative analysts do. it's not a perfect science
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