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Board Trading Discussion
Re: Trading Research.
by
LossLeader
on 01/09/2024, 16:20:20 UTC
Hello, community!

I've been involved in crypto since the beginning, but in recent years, I decided to dive into trading. After spending six months studying all available materials on the subject, I realized that many of the traditional methods are either outdated or irrelevant to today’s markets. So, I embarked on my own research journey.

As an economist with experience in big data analytics, I started working with historical data, focusing on price action. After a year of research, I’ve gained a deeper understanding of market processes but also recognized the limits of my own skills.

I’m now looking for a talented Data Scientist or Data Analyst to join me on a voluntary basis. If you excel in data export, analysis, and visualization, and are ready to invest some time in this research, please send me a message.

Discussions are also welcome!  Wink

This is not true. The trading methods that we had for the last few decades are still relevent today. People who trade crypto, stocks, forex, they all still use moving averages, fibonacci, RSI, MACD, etc. These methods have been around for a while and they are still in use.

Whether they help you make money is another story. You cant just blindly enter when an indicator tells you too, you need to have more confirmations. What you want to do requires lots of data, such as tick data and you can try using AI to analyze the data.

However in the end, I dont think you will get much of an end because trading in general is very difficult to do automatically with a bot.

There's no doubt they're trading this stuff, and the statistics don't lie—that's why they're losing. They'll keep trading like this for decades, feeding those who are using machine learning, AI, high-frequency trading, and other innovative technologies and strategies. While we have quantum computers, some people are still using calculators, and that's just the reality.