Introduction This is another entry in the minimum viable series at Circuspam, following the same idea we’ve used for the cheapest possible computer, the cheapest and longest-lasting bed, and our wider experiments with cheap housing, useful technology and off-grid living. The question is always: What do you actually need? This time we’re applying it to
You have a trading theory. Price jumps when the moon is full. The S&P 500 rallies every third Tuesday. Your mate’s cousin says tech always crashes before Christmas. You’re convinced you’ve spotted a pattern no one else can see. You need a financial backtester. So you dump £5,000 into a trade based on this hypothesis,
There’s a moment in every global startup founder’s life when they realise someone in Lagos and someone in San Francisco are paying the same £9.99 for a PDF. Both will only buy if it’s worth 1–2 hours of their labour. That PDF costs you the same to serve. But the maths doesn’t work for either
Everyone knows that Warren Buffet is the lifeblood of Berkshire Hathaway, and that Berkshire Hathaway’s stock has been performing very well for decades, going up by around 20% each year and consistently beating the market, making a lot of money for people who have invested. The CVLC Calvert Large-Cap Responsible ETF is new as of
Introduction In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency trading, having an edge can make all the difference. Predicting price movements, even just a minute ahead, can significantly enhance trading strategies. This article delves into a Python-based approach that employs machine learning to forecast cryptocurrency prices a minute in advance, it can be surprisingly accurate. And the
