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Showing posts with label knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knowledge. Show all posts

Thursday, March 31, 2011

What can I do to contribute?

I am working on finding a better way to make a contribution to traders in the markets. In an effort to do so, I am working on presenting a trading signal service which will enable subscribers to have the system automatically trade your accounts or manually handle executions yourself. This will be a weekly subscription only payable for profitable weeks.

The ultimate goal that has been determined is to make a contribution to interested traders where I share the values and beliefs that drive my behavior and decision making.

In an uncertain world, the only certainty I am lead to believe is that each of you can have more than you ever imagined possible.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Everything Important In Life Depends On Your Ability To Answer This Kindergarten Question

Harvard Professor Raj Chetty and a group of other researchers have performed a much-discussed study (via Gene Expression) that looks at what factors really affect things like income, your likelihood to own a home, and odds of getting married.

The most startling thing they found?

Your score on a very basic kindergarten test is a HUGE predictor. Other educational factors like class size and the quality of your teachers aren't nearly as important.

Given the renewed interest in educational policy in America right now, it's fascinating.

We've drawn some key slides from their presentation.

Monday, September 27, 2010

INFORMATION MAPPING AND VISUALISATION

We have noticed for some time already is the information overload. How to obtain, filter, and use information is what get's result. Here is a resource we found. Given our under the radar location consider yourself lucky. Lucky that you found this location, and this info piece. Ignorance is a key market opportunity one can exploit.


Journalism in the Age of Data from geoff mcghee on Vimeo.