they move the market so quickly, they end up acting on the impacts of their own actions

trading bots really should make everyone sweat alot more

@ManAnimal, I never said fluctuations in commodity prices was the only influencer of the CPI, rather I said it causes uncertainty because the fluctuations in commodity pricing will take years to be reflected in the CPI. Clearly, inflation is given its due, but it is accurately accounted for, if you examine their current methodology. I don't know what else to tell you, except to go to the BLS and examine it yourself.

rather than an actual change in market value

Their current methodology leaves out the fact that their fundamentals rely upon the interest rate being allowed to RISE

liquid inflation is relatively predictable, price of goods isnt

you cannot maintain negative interest rates hikes indefinately

Did you guys know Gatorade has salt in it?

Total shit

new bill burr special is out on netflix

and we have no way of knowing how many USD have been hoarded by foreign countries

that being said a lot of "ai" thats being passed around these days is bullshit

say nothing for having no more insulation between classes of assets and investment vehicles of risk

so true @Kealor

trading bots would likely be ineffective (or just illegal if they can communicate). atleast for the first itteration

20-30 years from now who knows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzqG0kq4T3Y

trading bots illegal?

ah, no. i have build my own

anyone can

And has it been profitable for you?

if they could communicate theyd likely inside trade immediately

Quartering lol

it's been ok... if you have money you are willing to risk, you can certainly makes some money and there are companies that have teams of developers on such thing

that being said anything they did the government would be 5-10 years behind tackling it, so itd probably persist for a while

like the BTC market?

yeah

Imagine being forced to cancel a donation which is basically just a peace offering so he can be left alone

but atleast BTC is a sequestered market in a sense

at this stage theres no real risk of it taking any other economy with it if it falls

BTC has too many issues

It's actually very complex and difficult to buy BTC for the average consumer

yeah usability is the main flaw

atleast to its own growth

I rode the wave of BTC back in 2011

It was great then. And I do think there will be another big boom with BTC when its more accessible

damn lag

Also the banks don't want cryptocurrency to do well unless its their own

or a recession hits

the btc market isnt as sequesterd as you think

BTC market really isn't sequestered like you think
did you know that on the very day the first 6 month BTC futures contact was offer, the BTC price was at it's highest
and at exactly to the DAY when that contract expired, the BTC was at its LOWEST of that yr