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Anything vague enough to keep the secrecy would boil down to Antibody's answers.
You've been playing long enough to know that he's not going to give any information about the software.
One of these things is not like the other..... (and I wish I knew why...) Jul 10, 07:29
I agree...and BONDS did not get on the elevator for AAAAA but even stranger is Jul 10, 08:34
and in the time it took me to type that up, it dropped another $2 on ~200k flips from long to short. Breaks? What breaks? {nm} Jul 10, 12:06
'brakes' not 'breaks' {nm} Jul 10, 13:58
There is no way for you know 100% what volume and direction all those shares were. {nm} Jul 10, 14:05
That was meant for "The Digital Mariner on Jul 10, 12:06" {nm} Jul 10, 14:05
I can not explain the behavior of every trader on why he/she made the trade he/she made. {nm} Jul 11, 10:40
Because the intention of every trader is the question being asked.... Jul 11, 13:03
Again, you do not know what each and every transaction going through. You are only ASSUMING that you know. Jul 11, 13:42
Again, I never claimed to know each and every transaction or assume that I know. But YOU do Jul 11, 17:52
If I even give hints on the information you seek, then any smart trader will figure out ways around it. Some already do. Jul 12, 10:33
Revealing the kind of information you give in your example WOULD be giving away the formulas used. {nm} Jul 11, 15:24
Anything vague enough to keep the secrecy would boil down to Antibody's answers. Jul 11, 19:07
Maybe the timing of the trades and the resultant effects on the price change brakes? {nm} Jul 10, 09:52
And if that's what happens that would be a great explanation. Much better than the evasive no-answers currently offered. {nm} Jul 11, 13:07
If players know how the exact algorthim works, they will game the system. It's human nature. {nm} Jul 11, 13:48
It does, but answering that would give away hints on how the system works. {nm} Jul 12, 10:47
Price of the bond seems to have an affect to - the higher the price the more it moves {nm} Jul 10, 12:47
