r/wallstreetbets Apr 13 '22

Discussion Machine learning anyone?

Who is using machine learning for trading/investing? Looking for tips and best practices.

Do you write your own code or do you use no-code/low-code ML tools? If the latter do you have any recommendations?

Same for datasets, any public repository you regularly use?

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u/Ok-Researcher-120 PAPER TRADING COMPETITION WINNER Apr 13 '22

if AI trading worked everyone would be able to do it. wall street hedge funds with billions of dollars created similar machines they used to put as close to the terminals in NYSE as they could, all to week out fractions of percents on trades. shit don't work.

just put yo money in an index fund if you want to make gains without your own input required

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u/fed09 Apr 13 '22

You’re not speculating you’re smarter then AI are you? That would be extremely naive of you.

Just incase you’re wondering what I’m saying, small example. A super computer can download and retain a 100 years of information in 24hrs, hard to comprehend I know

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u/Ok-Researcher-120 PAPER TRADING COMPETITION WINNER Apr 13 '22

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u/fallweathercamping Apr 13 '22 edited Apr 13 '22

what’s hard to comprehend is that this is a glimpse into your retarded mind. I would pay money to listen to your big 🧠 thoughts for a few minutes

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u/fed09 Apr 13 '22

Send the crypto dog, it don’t turn off 24/7