Why The Downside Risks Of The Stock Market Currently Outweigh Its Potential Benefits
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I Know First Research | May 8th 2014
How Can We Predict the Financial Markets by Using Algorithms?
Common fallacies about markets claim markets are unpredictable. However, chaos theory together with powerful algorithms proves such statements are wrong. Markets are chaotic systems with complex dynamics, yet to a certain extent we can make valid stock market forecasts. Using these forecasts generated by cutting-edge predictive algorithms together with a careful risk management strategy may give a trader a significant competitive advantage.
Looking at the common fallacies about stock markets, we can see two major groups. The first group is connected to the classical economic theory, which claims that markets are 100% efficient, and as such unpredictable. However, trying to make predictions regarding the markets is useless anyway, as no stock can be possibly be a better deal than another. Both of them are efficient and everybody in the market has perfect information available to them. From our daily lives it is obvious that this does not truly reflect reality. There are people who actually profit trading stocks, which should not be possible in this idealistic market of economy theories.
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Computers are no longer dumb. With advancement in artificial intelligence and more specific fields of studies, such as machine learning algorithms, programs are created that are sufficiently supporting a decision-making process in a complex environment. Using tools as expert systems, artificial neural networks, and genetic algorithms, computers are now able to perform tasks supporting vast range of human activities from petroleum play analysis to stock market forecasting.
The origins of machine learning algorithms date back to the time, when the very first computers were constructed. The idea of computers with an ability to learn without being explicitly programmed was first fulfilled by Arthur Samuel in 1952, who wrote a program that achieved to play checkers after gaining experience by playing tens of thousands games with itself. However a far better known computer program developed in 60s is ELIZA, a rule-based system able to perform a conversation with a human about his life. Although the overall performance of ELIZA was disappointing, some people actually mistook ELIZA for a human. After more than 50 years of research, machine learning evolved in the field of study with number of practical applications. Many of these we use on daily basis, such as filtering spam in our mailboxes.
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