You might want to step back for a bit and look at how often you're chasing these swings. Sometimes awareness alone helps.

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Because of my job I work with exchange-provided market data, so I get to see some of how these firms behave in real time. One thing that’s easy to misunderstand is that companies like Citadel Securities, Jane Street, IMC, Virtu and others are not usually trying to predict the direction of the market. Most of the time they are just quoting both sides and hedging their risk faster than anyone else. Their speed is on another level. Systems that are colocated at the exchange can react to changes in public quotes within microseconds, and the internal calculations inside their own systems can happen in tens or hundreds of nanoseconds. If something related moves, like index futures, oil, yields, FX or ETF components, they instantly update thousands of quotes. This all happens before a human could even notice the first change. On a big dump day what looks like coordinated selling is often just every market maker adjusting their behavior at the same time. They widen spreads, shrink their positions and pull back on how much liquidity they are willing to offer. When volatility picks up their models pretty much force them to step back to avoid getting run over. From the outside this can look like someone is hammering the bid, but a lot of the move is simply liquidity drying up.

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OK, that’s is good context. Seems to me like these people have got to take a step back and realize you don’t have to go full port to make insane gains. Doubling your money after one year is already amazing. Trying to do it at scale it’s harder and harder without insane risk of ruin.

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I am sorry this happened to you. If you lost this much money in a short period of time then you weren't trading. You were gambling. You should step away from "trading" and stick to index funds, possibly forever, or until you have educated yourself on risk management and how to be a good trader/investor.

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I know 😔. Ik. We just gotta take a step back now. Now is the time to review. Investors are rotating and maybe so do we.

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that is literally how they train ai image/video in the first place. Two neural nets, one is train to generate an image/video as close to the real video as possible. The other network, discriminator network, it's design to determine if the image is ai generate or not. At the start of this adversarial network pair, both suck at generating and detecting ai art. But during each training step they improve each other. Until eventually the generator become so good that discriminator is having hard time telling if the picture is ai and start false positive identify real image as ai. so ironically a lot of these detect ai image tool are being used to train ai image gen to produce even better image that can fool it. In a never ending arms race.

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Probably leading to robotics as a next step.

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Google DeepMind has hired Aaron Saunders, the former CTO of Boston Dynamics, to lead its hardware engineering efforts marking a bold step toward building the “Android of robots.” Saunders brings deep robotics expertise from developing Atlas and Spot, and will now help turn Gemini into a universal AI control system for both humanoids and non-humanoids.

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Bro I'm sorry ... I gotta ask ... how did you get that amount of money to begin with ? I really feel for you but the market is vicious... we've all lost a lot at one point or another , if you can reevaluate and not revenge trade you can come back in one way or another .. but do yourself A favor and take a step back for a bit

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Lmao that's hilarious. Step 1: Reduce or ban sales to force China to develop their own chip industry. Step 2: Once China gets going, allow sales again so that China's domestic producers are forced to compete with a superior product. Step 3: China can produce a product that is competitive in quality while being overwhelmingly cheaper. Step 4: Success???

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