
🏛 US Stocks: How Will Each Of These 5 US Indices Close On Fri. February 2nd Compared To Its Close On Thu. February 1st?
Market Information:
The markets are open from 930am - 4pm ET (1130am UTC - 9pm UTC)
This market will close 330pm ET (830pm UTC)
The official source used is *Google Finance
Resolving:
Resolves according to the display at *Google Finance at the end of the day.
Each option resolves independent of the others.
If a stock closes "Flat" (same close price as prior day) this will resolve 50/50 for the respective Stock Index.
Previous Closes:

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*If Google Has A Visual Error (eg. Green chart/negative closing price ; Red chart/positive closing price) This Will Resolve To The Closing Price Of Majority Same Numbers Reported By Yahoo/MarketWatch/WSJ/CNBC.
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@Gabrielle i'd love to see your VIX and R2k trading algorithm. i don't even know how i should trade them myself.
@Lion I don't want to reveal too much, but it's basically a really simple linear interpolation that I trained on a bunch of historical data. I have a separate model for each different stock/index. So I'm not really doing anything intelligent, just relying on the market's random walk being somewhat predictable.
My first day (when I lost M$57) was before I trained the algorithm and I was just doing a really simple "if the market has gained X%, then predict a Y% chance of closing up", but that clearly didn't work well.
@Lion I really need to make my bot start thinking about the size of its position. Also its Dow Jones model seems a bit off, whoops...
@Gabrielle I exactly had the same thought 🤣. Tiger is way too much involved in this market, that's why I turned him off.
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