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Well I don't have a twitter account, but from what I read it's the simplicity in which it delivers the ubiquitous connection to your peers and its minimal graphic footprint that is the appeal. It's supposedly topped 1billion in its valuation and is…
Thanks Reid. What a long hard road it is to do something worthwhile. At least we are having fun! :-)
Consider my experiences:
While it at first appears that the capital markets are random, it is clear to most people involved in the capital markets that patterns exist to some extent in the markets. Patters are reoccurring events with varying degree…
Andrew was one of the first supporters of TCFIR and has remained a good friend and advisor.
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Greetings,
I am Andrew Dean Hyder. I am CEO if Subjex Corporation (www.subjex.com) a publicly traded AI software development company. We invented the mathematic formulas behind Qubitrage.com (one of the world’s top performing hedge funds). I have known Reid Cornwell for many years. I have always believed in the Center for Internet Research concept. Thanks Reid!
Sincerely,
Andrew
I am Andrew Dean Hyder. I am CEO if Subjex Corporation (www.subjex.com) a publicly traded AI software development company. We invented the mathematic formulas behind Qubitrage.com (one of the world’s top performing hedge funds). I have known Reid Cornwell for many years. I have always believed in the Center for Internet Research concept. Thanks Reid!
Sincerely,
Andrew
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What drives technology adoption? I’ve learned the hard way it’s not what you might think.
Consider my experiences:
While it at first appears that the capital markets are random, it is clear to most people involved in the capital markets that patterns exist to some extent in the markets. Patters are reoccurring events with varying degrees of predictability. How deep, how complex one must search to find patterns is the big mystery that scientist, traders, and mathematicians have been struggling with for many years. To find such patterns and be able to accurately predict the next day g… Continue
While it at first appears that the capital markets are random, it is clear to most people involved in the capital markets that patterns exist to some extent in the markets. Patters are reoccurring events with varying degrees of predictability. How deep, how complex one must search to find patterns is the big mystery that scientist, traders, and mathematicians have been struggling with for many years. To find such patterns and be able to accurately predict the next day g… Continue
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