Thanks for the starter checklist. I started high speed database work with PostgreSQL for trading. Purchased second resolution history on how high alpha stocks move, wrote a Java Automated Trading System that looked for patterns in how the whale banks staggered their trades. Back tested it over and over on that data set, thus the need for a fast database. Executed day trades against the live market for just over a year. It made money. Only shut it down because my mom needed help after an injury and it took round the clock work to keep the system going. The R&D on that project had me read every major book on trading and speculation theory then on the market. Tossed about 100 obsolete trading books last week.
Part of why I'm here on Hive is to explore monetizing my writing while reviving my trading. Alternatives like Substack are interesting, I just try to avoid business with Venture Capital controlled software companies or ones with tightly controlled and/or closed source code. Hive checks most of my boxes.
Dude I really can't wait to have you as a friend!
I have my own style of trading it's really not rocket surgery and I'm very happy to share it with the entire world. Basically the entire premise is I just don't care. I just place the trades and let it all roll. 100 small positive trades beats a couple of small ones. Lots of small steady steps forwards really helps!
And we have automated trading bots here! So I'm really excited to check out what you are doing as well as to learn more about trading.
I sure do love the diesel pools because I can trade and make a pretty good chunk of funds and then put them into these liquidity pools and leverage that to make even more.
As for the rest of it my class definitely covers all this information. Monetizing and being a part of Hive is an amazing thing!
Glad you are here!
That dog is so adorable . I love this pic
Yes he is most days!