Archive for November 2012

You know when you stumble upon some obscure piece of information (like you learn a new word) and then afterwards you encounter it over and over?  Apparently there’s a name for these seemingly amazing coincidences: The Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon.  It turns out our brains are hardwired for pattern recognition.  In fact, we often place too much…

I was talking with a GUI consultant recently.  We typically do not use GUI consultants, however, she sparked an interesting discussion about the use of “Grammar” for our icons.  She had brought up a great point.   Though it may be a bit redundant on our Alert & Filter definition page, we did agree that…

Slicing Fundamental Data with a Quant Knife Our development pipeline is an open book found on the “What’s New” page of our site. We recently added a new complement of fundamental filters that add balance and flexibility in designing trade set-ups. Our What’s New page displays the new fundamental filters What type of data yields…