@christinaqi Yeah and I think the size of the market doesn't pay for those fixed costs, and even adding PFOF won't make up the difference. Even creating and maintaining a historical security master robust enough for backtesting over decades is costly enough to be daunting
@TGrogan268173@Sean_McDowell This sounds like a dispute: "Doug Axe’s Caltech Ph.D. thesis is not publicly available, and no indexed source lists its title, year, or abstract. A search of the CaltechTHESIS repository — the official archive of Caltech doctoral dissertations — returns no entry under his name"
@TGrogan268173@Sean_McDowell Yeah sure former researcher to be precise. I don't really care about anything else, but you were out here spouting off about how he was never at Caltech, which is trivial to disprove and weakens whatever else you say (which again, I don't care about).
@TGrogan268173@Sean_McDowell You're doing a great job of moving the goalposts- first you claim he had no relation to Caltech and now you're splitting hairs about exactly when he was there. Not sure what your specific beef is, but you're barking up the wrong tree.
@vlal42@NateSilver538 Guess what? Google Docs also keeps records of all convos, i.e., documents. If you wanna go all RMS local control open source, go nuts, but every other company that actually needs to make money to survive will use these tools with the EULAs available.
@nic_carter@zeenohh would love to take all that seaside CT land (not by eminent domain, just yoink it) from the people who own it (and seem predisposed to say things like this) to build our 200 mph NY-Boston HSR in a straight line between Sunnyside Yard and West Kingston.