Obviusly, I can't reveal how my algorithm trade, or my business is dead.
What you should show is at what point each prediction was made and how far it extended forward then we would have something to compare to. If your algorithm is continuously integrating new information then of course it can look good.
If you had taken math above the high school level you would know that post-hoc you can create an algorithm which PERFECTLY matches any series at discrete points.
Time will give reason to me or to you.
Not necessarily. You haven't set out anything resembling a criteria for success or failure. For example when your algorithm DIDN'T predict $80 you just
cherry picked a price above $80 to imply the price is going up. So from what I see you're probably not going to be convinced.
I trust my system. Best Regards.
Spoken like every know-nothing in the financial sector.How you know my algorithm DIDN'T predict $80? I don't share every single prediction on net. Only to your information, after the drop from 130US$, the JDBIF algorithm predicted 75US$, and it reached that point as a buy point with sucess.
I see more offenses than conversation here. Your avatar shows much about yourself.