Four Reasons Why Automation Will Be The Way The Markets Work A Decade From Now
Timing is everything, in work, in life, and certainly in investing
. The fact is that too early or too late on a certain position, and an investor can be out hundreds, thousands or even hundreds of thousands of dollars, all due to the timing of a stock market move. This is why there is a growing move toward automation in nearly all aspects of analyzing and trading on the stock market. Despite the warnings from some pundits, and human stock brokers or investment fund managers stuck in a 20th century market paradigm, the future looks surprisingly bright for the stock market, regardless of what the current financial headlines say.Automation is taking a lot of the guesswork and risk out of investing in the markets, and it is able to do so through an accurate appraisal of market timing.
Timing is, in fact, something that is incredibly difficult for human analysts and brokers to manage and predict, but automated market timing software is incredible accurate at pinning down the necessary timing of any given stock market maneuver for maximum profit.
Here are four quick reasons why the stock market will be nearly fully automated in the years ahead.
Automated Timing Removes Human Error And Bias
Timing systems are able to work without the incredible limitations that come with being human. They do not possess any bias, nor are they prone to unfocused and unwitting errors that can completely derail an entire day's or week's worth of analysis.
Human Timing Systems Rely More On Guesswork Than On Analysis
Human operated market timing systems have been around for a very long time, but they are more reliant on guesses and gut instincts than anything else. Only the sophistication of automated algorithms have been able to take the standard timing systems and achieve optimal performance through them.
Automated Timing Systems Can Work Without Human Involvement
As these systems become more and more sophisticated from an automation standpoint, the fact is that human necessity is diminishing from the process with each and every year. Pretty soon, all human involvement will revolve around final approvals and maintenance issues only.
There Is No Practical Way For A Human Broker To Accomplish What Automated Systems Can
Human stock brokers and fund managers simply do not have the ability to work at the same rate of speed, performing the same level of analysis, as automated market timing software systems can.
Four Reasons Why Automation Will Be The Way The Markets Work A Decade From Now
By: Tim Keeley