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  1. fotogneric on

    “… the subconscious brain activity of these professional investors, specifically in the region associated with reward anticipation, was significantly better at predicting stock market outcomes than the conventional methods they use in their daily work.

    The researchers caution that more evidence is needed before financial institutions should start collecting neural data as an integral part of their investment process.

    Yet the study opens up exciting new avenues for research and challenges traditional assumptions about the predictability of the stock market.”

  2. my_shiny_new_account on

    i would be very surprised if these findings could be replicated

  3. Considering even cutting edge AI models can’t consistently predict stock movements correctly, consider me skeptical. Can’t really “predict” anything in a truly random system.

  4. togocann49 on

    So going with your gut (when you’re trained and experienced) seems to be a good call. Here I just thought this was something the desperate do, and tv detectives

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