Monthly Archives: May 2009

GOLD and WIT crusing higher

Posted on May 29, 2009 by Tom

Greetings from Baker City, Oregon! I’m currently traveling between Idaho and Oregon for work but manage to keep an eye on my stock positions in the evenings, provided the hotel I’m staying at has Internet! My positions in WIT and … Continue reading →

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Trading Update

Posted on May 21, 2009 by Tom

Sorry guys but I’ve been busy with work and doing some light stock trading. My first live trade in YZC, using my Neuro Classification system was a success. I nabbed over 7% in that trade over April. I’m currently long … Continue reading →

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Number Cruncher Who Foresaw Financial Crash

Posted on May 2, 2009 by Tom

Paul Wilmott, financial mathematical modeler and all around quant genius, was recently interviewed about how banks relied to much on their (wrong) models to value their assets and how it led to their undoing.  Of particular interest is how he … Continue reading →

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Machine Learning With Python Code

Posted on May 1, 2009 by Tom

I’m recently came across some Python Code snippets for Machine Learning maintained by Stephen Marsland. I’m not a programmer or coder but I know several of my readers are.  Follow the link and enjoy.

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