jackbrian

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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   Yeah, that's the right one. He talks about HFT microwave towers and things
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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   This is the best answer if you're looking into the field as a career. Within any subset you would be at a competitive disadvantage trading on your own whether its due to speed (HFT), execution costs (market making), or very expensive&
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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   As a CS student, I'd really make sure your stats knowledge is solid. Perhaps take a class that covers stochastic finance (Black-Scholes, etc.) if available. I learned the hard way that it is quite difficult to break into finance as a
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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   I agree. However using the same methods in this election, 'establishment' Hillary would have probably come across as big brother-esque whereas Trump as more of a 'new awareness' message to some targeted users (fitting h
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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   > Councilman William Greenlee, a Democrat, who sponsored the bill, says the measure wouldn’t prevent employers from setting a fair salary, bar salary negotiations with prospective hires, or keep job candidates from voluntarily sharing th
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   by jackbrian 10y ago

   I feel as though the side with the upper hand in hiring negotiations goes with the tide of the economy/labor market. In my opinion corporations have the advantage in today's market (as indicated by stagnant wages, although this m