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From Michelin Star Recipes to Trading Systems: The Secret Behind Our 104% Return
December 11, 2024 Banyan Edge, Investing, Stocks
The idea that momentum outperforms in markets is well-known, as is the fact that smoother momentum (rather than jumpy momentum) tends to be more predictive. These concepts are backed by Nobel Prize-winning research and are available to anyone willing to dig into them. But just as a home cook can’t perfectly replicate a Michelin-star chef’s recipe, the same is true for building and executing trading systems. The difference lies in the small details and expert tweaks that only come with years of experience... How Google Cracked the Quantum Code
December 10, 2024 Banyan Edge, Investing, Technology
tech giant Google just achieved what many thought impossible: a quantum computer that can complete calculations beyond the reach of traditional supercomputers. Their latest machine, powered by a chip called Willow, performed a calculation in under five minutes that would take today's most powerful supercomputer 10 septillion years — longer than the age of the universe itself. Intel’s $3.4 Trillion “Blunder” Actually Saved AI…
December 9, 2024 Banyan Edge, Economy, Investing
20 years ago, Intel almost bought Nvidia for $20 billion. Intel's board decided the acquisition would be too risky - and Nvidia's market capitalization has soared to over $3.4 trillion since. But Intel's "blunder" turned out to be a watershed moment for the future of artificial intelligence... Warning Signs Flash for Intel as Stock Rates ZERO
December 5, 2024 Banyan Edge, Investment Opportunities, Stocks
It's one of the most dominant tech companies in human history, an innovator who paved the way for our modern digital age. But right now, Intel scores 0/100, the WORST possible Green Zone Power Rating ... and that spells danger for investors in 2025... 3 Reasons Your Investments FAIL (And How to Avoid Them)
December 4, 2024 Banyan Edge, Investing, Stocks
Charlie was Warren Buffett’s longtime partner at Berkshire Hathaway. When asked how Berkshire achieved remarkable returns for over 50 years, Charlie’s answer was simple yet powerful: “Avoiding stupidity is easier than seeking brilliance.”