Thanks for the article, really good point and reminder. For all intents and purposes, due the limitations of the human mind to see patterns in large datasets, things may as well be random to us, but in the grand scheme of things, that's not the case.
I feel that the worrying part here over time, as with most things unfortunately, any edge achieved through technology or otherwise tends to benefit institutional investors first and more, leaving retail behind.
Sadly, that is true, any edge generally ends up benefiting institutional investors the most. The good news is that there will most likely always be various market inefficiencies at play and if any of us are able to uncover them they can still be used.
Thanks for the article, really good point and reminder. For all intents and purposes, due the limitations of the human mind to see patterns in large datasets, things may as well be random to us, but in the grand scheme of things, that's not the case.
I feel that the worrying part here over time, as with most things unfortunately, any edge achieved through technology or otherwise tends to benefit institutional investors first and more, leaving retail behind.
Sadly, that is true, any edge generally ends up benefiting institutional investors the most. The good news is that there will most likely always be various market inefficiencies at play and if any of us are able to uncover them they can still be used.