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A machine’s capacity to analyze market data in a quantity and speed that no human trader could hope to match is undeniable.
However, that machine also has to deal with data characteristics that are constantly moving, autocorrelation – where today’s price depends heavily on yesterday’s price – and low signal to noise ratios, which require it to sift through large volumes of meaningless data to find a meaningful result.
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The over-the-counter (OTC) nature of the FX market also means that data might only be applicable to specific brokers, says Kris Longmore, co-founder and head of quantitative research at Quantify Partners.
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