1. Your automated system should be as fast as possible.
2. Stick with known, basic fundamental strategies.
3. Try new ideas around how to give those same strategies more predictive power (signal).
#1 is straight technical execution.
#3 is constantly evolving.
Is how I understood this.
And as sort of an afterthought I guess the better you are at #1 the less good you need to be at #3 and the worse you are at #1 the better you need to be at #3?
Oddly enough I find having apps (like Spotify) a turn off.
I love my Kindle + it's extended battery life. Navigation is a bit of a pain in the ass, but otherwise I find it really great at just being a light-weight device for reading.
Looks beautiful though (and I found the website to be nice too!)
I don't believe them. There's no trust here. They need to earn it. I don't know how, but their continued call for safety around the very thing they're creating doesn't come off as playing safe, but creating cover for themselves when inevitably they break shit.
If you work for a company that pays a bonus over the financial year then that payout usually happens in August/September. This is probably what they are referring to.
