Guide: Stock Predicting Algorithm Design
The venue of proficient modeling and prediction is with entities who are experts in signal processing, engineering, and applied mathematics.Read More
Headquartered in Miami, FL, Insight Inc is a finance startup exploring state-of-the-art price prediction algorithms, using well-established knowledge.
The venue of proficient modeling and prediction is with entities who are experts in signal processing, engineering, and applied mathematics.Read More
The AIEQ ETF trades on the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange). All the trading decisions are made by an AI computer algorithm.Read More
The Fourier transform is used to explore and process digital data, also known as discrete data, or sampled data, or a time series signal.Read More
In the case of weather prediction, physical variables such as temperature, velocity, humidity, and density are available …Read More
HFT is a method of trading that uses powerful computer programs to transact a large number of orders in fractions of a second. (Investopedia)Read More
Physically, “volatility” is the wiggling of stock prices or index values, as illustrated by Shiller’s figure, above.Read More
For decades, steady, strong portfolio returns have been rare. Stock prices and indexes wiggle around. And, people often refer to “volatility.”
Stock markets, futures, and indexes are all in the realm of non-linear dynamics. So, markets are not efficient nor rational. Instead, they are chaotic. Insight Inc, based in Miami, Florida, explores these dynamics.
In the last 100 years, three theorems have touched upon the human causes of unstable market dynamics:
Thus, the market is a collection of micro-herds, each with incomplete information. We know that the herd moves back and forth. And, prices move up and down.
Indeed, in 1963 and 1972, Edward N Lorenz showed that the number of significant figures is important for accurate prediction in non-linear systems.
He also distinguished between random noise and dynamic effects, such as turbulence or exponential changes. Effectively, Lorenz demonstrated practical applications using weather prediction techniques.
For decades, steady, strong portfolio returns have been rare. Even the adage “Past performance is no guarantee of future results” is standard. Even from organizations with certified asset managers. Thus, Insight Inc sees that the need for better performance is apparent.
Dynamic movements of sand dunes on Mars. Different patterns for different materials. See Visual Dynamics Examples
“If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” — Nikola Tesla. See Visual Nature Examples
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From Robert Schiller: Visual illustration of "volatility," the phenomenon of wiggling price behavior in securities or indexes. See Dynamics References
From Ivars Peterson: In special computing situations requiring great accuracy, the only solution is a custom computer setup. Nothing else will work. See Dynamics References
From Nate Silver: A summary why it is difficult to predict future movements in the economy and in the stock market. See Dynamics References