| JEFFRY TURNMIRE
Navigating the High-Speed Trading Arena (it has its quirks)
In today's fast-paced world, everything seems to move at lightning speed… And financial markets are no exception.
The use of advanced algorithms and high-frequency trading (HFT) has propelled trading speeds to astonishing levels.
HFT bots, for instance, can execute trades in mere microseconds.
To put this in perspective, it typically takes 300-400 microseconds to blink… many times longer than it would take a bot to execute a trade.
It's mind-boggling, to say the least.
But what does this mean for individual investors like us? Are we hopelessly outmatched by these technological giants on Wall Street?
Not quite.
While the breakneck pace of trading can be overwhelming, and the advanced trading algorithms of Wall Street can seem intimidating, there's more to the story…
Opportunities do exist for “slow motion” humans in this high-speed landscape.
In reality, these trading algorithms are not infallible. They are, after all, products of human design.
And where there's human input, there's also room for human error — that's where our opportunity comes into play.
I've dedicated extensive hours to dissecting these trading algorithms, meticulously seeking out patterns and anomalies.
In the process, I stumbled upon probably my greatest achievement…
It’s a peculiar "glitch," if you will – in the pricing algorithm of a specific ticker that happens under specific conditions.
This algorithmic quirk leads to recurring pricing "misprints" that are strangely predictable.
The most exciting part?
The predictability of this “glitch” has allowed me and my followers to build a shocking 59 - 0 track record.
That’s 59 straight wins with zero losses.
If you're excited by the idea that we can beat the bots… and you’re eager to explore how my followers and I have been doing it…
I want to invite you to watch a presentation I recorded for you. You can click here to watch it now.
I look forward to beating the bots with you.
Hope to see you inside,
— Jeffry Turnmire | | | | |
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