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chronic74939
11mo ago
> > Most HFT strategies are not only blatantly dishonest but also clearly illegal. > What specific strategies are you referring to? Genuinely curious. Any strategy that outperforms his 10-20% passive index fund VTI/QQQ ETF. HF
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11mo ago
> Didn't HFT compete itself out of outsized profitability years ago? No > So now we get instant super liquidity for pennies? Not pennies yet. Still dime and quarter range.
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11mo ago
> And providing fake proprioceptive, vestibular and tactile feedback? That would be quite some tech. Yes, he’s saying metaverse will take off once humans achieve transcendence. Only then will Meta recoup their AR/VR investment.
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chronic74939
11mo ago
> since house always wins. House doesn’t always share with outside investors
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11mo ago
> Hope they have ample backup power Texas has more reliable electricity than California considering the California electricity provider PG&E shuts off the electricity multiple times a year when it gets windy outside, to prevent pow
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11mo ago
> The CME is currently building a “backup” private Google Cloud datacenter in Dallas. This has been “in progress” for over 5 years now.
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11mo ago
> Does this actually mean something specific? Probably: Trade matching algorithms (prorata, FIFO, TOP) and rules (capital requirements, market impact definitions) will align with the interests of the most profitable customers. Citadel Se
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1y ago
> had spent their entire little farming family's fortune back in some austere rice farming village. Depends on tier of university. At Harvard, MIT, Stanford, the asian international students are moderately rich (US$10 million+ net w
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1y ago
> All those students, along with their talent and money and connections went _somewhere_ so that’s a shame for USA. Money? Yes. Talent and connections? Not necessarily. Top PhD students are still coming to America. It’s the money-grabbin