/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27329552
Depends on how exposed you were, I think (non-U.S. citizen with very limited understanding of how class actions actually work in practice and how rewards are distributed, I do know all the U.S. legislative/financial databases though, because I have to deal with your non-sensical SEC filings to do proper trading.


NONE OF THE FUNDIMENTALS MATTER THOUGH AS LONG AS THE FED KEEPS PRINTING.

>>26089724
If you don't have a degree in computer science, a lot of experience with neural nets, a lot of experience with how different Blockchains work, you can never daytrade the altmarket.

You know you can identify ahead of time where the institutional investors are dumping their money, right? You just need to understand how to identify those transactions.

Other topics I'd suggest:

- Discrete maths
- Linear algebra
- Actuary mathematics (for risk modeling)

And then a shitton of knowledge about server infrastructure, and protocol optimization. Miliseconds counts.


>>26089902
My official title at my current company (that I own shares in) is "Data Scientist" which sounds pretentious and gay.

>>5095291
I think we have different family relations, anon.

>>4961516
t.
a guy smarter than a deep learning AI