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A priori, sure. After the fact, if you have detailed enough data it can be pretty easy to identify the timing of certain events. It doesn't mean that the react
by pseut 12y ago
A priori, sure. After the fact, if you have detailed enough data it can be pretty easy to identify the timing of certain events.
It doesn't mean that the reaction is correct or that it won't be undone in the future. But there's a huge difference between "day to day fluctuations are unpredictable" and "day to day fluctuations are inexplicable."
- Retric 12y agoTwitter was also down 7% today do you think that's explained by the Occulus deal? The reality is the markets react to thousands of individual factors and often small changes lead into positive feedback loops. So, while the timing may be explained by some news breaking the magnitude of change is generally influenced by all those other factors.
- pseut 12y agoNo, I'm thinking of frequencies higher than 1 day.