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1. Warren Buffett’s 25 Most Important Investments Ever (RANKED): https://youtu.be/jMuX_-hE7SQ

2. Hello, I'm new to Biticon trade and I've been making losses but recently I see a lot of people earning from it. Please can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong

3. I will forever be indebted to you you've changed my whole life continue to preach about your name for the world to hear you've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment, thanks so much Mrs. Lisa Preston

4. I will forever be indebted to you you've changed my whole life continue to preach about your name for the world to hear you've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment, thanks so much Mrs. Lisa Preston

5. I came here to learn how to trade after listening to a guy on radio talk about the importance of investing and how he made $460,000 in 4 months from $160k. Somehow this video has helped shed light on some things, but I'm confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas.

6. A lot of people forget math and Computer Science is so important in financial analysis

7. Great video. I started watching your videos last year as a beginner and it's a great gratitude for now l understand that Bitcoin is more than buying and selling before giving market a trial. I was able to make $43,000 with a capital of $9,000 trading with an legit guidance who guided me through out.

8. Mrs Clara is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy

9. I day trade purely with a few indicators and make a highly consistent living doing it. And no I’m not selling it lol

10. As for me, trading has been so profitable because I was guided by a pro trader known as Mr Raini.with his working strategy / daily signals which turns out to be one of the best out there.During my first week i was able to make $18,000 in just one ☝️ week why don’t you reach him out

11. Best personal developer lesson iam realy love this page of trader an young age

12. No way I’m studying maths and used to be interested in quantitative investing

13. Your overfitting description is a bit missleading. Overfitting does not mean having too much data and predicting certain outputs, which are not true. Overfitting is about the model complexity. If your model is more complex than your data, it will learn the structure of the data, rather than the general underlying. When you now feed unseen data into your model, it will predict the output wrongly. This is called overfitting. You can counter overfitting with more data and with model validation. Your example shows a guy who found some context which wasn't one. This is called underfitting, because he tried to model a complex problem with a model, which wasn't complex enough.

14. to add a very important point that Simons is very good at, he probably learned from his codebreaker-time: keeping confidential things secret. Otherwise much more of what/how

15. So who are the losers on other side of Warren Buffets 100 billion wealth. Are those value investors or traders. Risk Management is key for any type of game. In case of Buffet case, he is more of territory grabber than investor. He put his capital on those where humans can never avoid and eternally repeat customers (Banking, Insurance, Food, Payments etc.,). If he started now at scratch, it is highly competitive to find such new territories.

16. Day trading needs a lot of price action knowledge but still you might loss in 60% of your trades! and all it comes to an strategy called RISK : REWARD

    for example if you set up a strategy like 1 : 2 you are still in a profit! so if you can't Day Trade, you have to improve your skills. It doesn't mean that you or anybody that trying day trading is not gonna work.

    Day Trading is a job that you are your own boss and you have to educate your self.

17. Well I’m going to try and use Neural Networks to do the same as him with at least some of my portfolio. I think the risk is worth it.

18. So that’s why Data scientists get paid so much aka Applied Statistics ha

19. S&P500 DOESN't return 10% a year. If you factor inflation and perform a proper weighted line across its logarithmic chart, then calculate slope and then SUBSTRACT INFLATION, you find that S&P500 only returns little over 3% a year, and you also have to live with the fluctuations which mean you can have 5-10 years of negative returns.

20. HEX and Richard Heart has beaten Jim Simmons already 💎🖐

21. Simons must have been a fast driver. 04:10. Berkeley, in the Bay Area is 5-6 hours away from LA, where the supposed Merrill Lynch's office that Simons would have to come in by 6:30 PST to catch the 8:30 CST Chicago opening. Maybe "early" means starting to drive around midnight.

22. "Medallion cannot 'steal' from Index investors"

    Not true. Index funds still trade regularly to satisfy redemptions and rebalance to keep up with whichever index they track. This is why even adjusting for fees index funds don't keep up perfectly with their target index.

    And even if they did, investors and funds still trade to regularly adjust their portfolios. So long as any kind of trading takes place, arbitrage is possible.

    I guess it's true in the sense that it's not "stealing" but simply the cost of having liquidity on tap.

23. Thank you brother Swedish investor ❤😊🌟

24. Study Inner Circle Trader.

    Markets operate & are controlled by an Algorithm. Nothing is Random.

    What you are identifying in minute 13.. aprox.. is Intermarket relationship. All markets are interconnected.

    In day trading, there are certain rules that IPDA ( THE ALGORITHM ) follows in specific quarters, months, days & session.

    Time is the first element that is in control of price, then price.

    Its not casual a group of quants created sophisticated algorithms to day trade in a high frequency basis.

    They as very intelligence people have the ability to decode small parts of this algo that controls price in a interbank level.

    There is no logic into the believing that a Market will go in a consistent basis to specific levels, at specific times. How can someone anticipate that & whats the logic behind it ?

25. The fact that they made 150% in 2008 when everything lost almost 40% blows my mind 18:17

26. phd at 23 thats insane

27. Great great video. Thank you sir!

28. You could use so many countries name as an example thank you for using Bangladesh that's what I am from.

29. Thanks for an interesting video and confirming why I'm a index tracker / value based investor.

30. People! Don't follow scamers!

31. Bull shit !!! He had to pay back the money 💰 in fines

32. Isn't steven dux kinda doing a small scale version of this?

33. but he s not a day trader

34. Lol, I don't know why the question: "What do you think of Quants" was asked.

    If quantitative trading wasn't profitable in the long run there wouldn't be billions of dollars being poured into it as well as some of the smartest minds in the worlds being drawn into it.

    Of course quant funds are being founded and closed down every day so not all a quant does is profitable.

35. Great Video

36. Don’t forget quote stuffing and other illegal things

37. Boy with autism:

38. Warren made most of his money back when bonds were worth buying.

39. From someone who is reading and learning about machine learning
    It's amazing what they did and achieve in 2000s

40. I wonder what level of volatility medallion has. Sharpe ratio or Sortino ratio should be disclosed for fair evaluation

41. Geniuses. Deserve that money.

42. How do you know what s Renaissance using ?

43. Jin Simons doesn’t do day trading, he does swing trading

44. SARUMAN

45. Maybe Buffett isn't on the same math level of Simon's, but he's no slouch either.

46. whatyou just said at 1:00 is BOGUS. Using TA and charts 100% is effective

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