【堅離地政經】道瓊指數突破四萬點！Roaring Kitty迷因叫陣，GME曾漲五倍。人民起義對抗華爾街背後總有大鱷身影 (馮智政ｘ方源)
Added 2024-05-18 06:31:01 +0000 UTC#gme #道瓊指數 #華爾街
今集主持 #馮智政 與 #方源 分一齊同大家觀察美國經濟。
方源：THE INSIGHT INVESTOR https://theinsightinvestor.com/
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zzz1eep
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悉尼 袋鼠
2024-05-18 16:33:15 +0000 UTCProminent investors gain recognition for their unique approaches. Warren Buffett achieved significant success by investing in undervalued companies and maintaining long-term positions. George Soros and John Paulson made bold but big bets on macroeconomic events, challenging central banks and causing ripples in the financial world. Jim Simons, a renowned mathematician who transitioned from academia to financial markets and emerged as one of the most successful quantitative traders, if not the GOAT, in modern financial history, had an aura of mystery surrounding his strategies. He delved deep into quantitative analysis and studied big data over an ultra-long time horizon, employing methods such as predictive algorithms and machine learning that were often seen as a black box and constantly searching for patterns. He frequently insisted: “There’s a pattern here; there has to be a pattern.” Simons, revered as a king of quant, showcased the potential for substantial gains through his mastery of quantitative skills, amassing a huge fortune comparable to that of Li Ka-shing. In order to mitigate “narrow-minded” biases in investment decisions, he notably favored recruiting unschooled scientists—no “contamination” resulting from financial backgrounds—over MBA graduates from Ivy League schools or star traders from bulge bracket firms and top hedge funds.
George
2024-05-18 07:15:17 +0000 UTC
