Well, machines built humans, so it's always the fault of the machine.
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Computers don't kill markets. Humans kill markets.
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Machines copy the patterns made by humans.
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Even though flash crashes caused by algorithmic trading are an increasingly pressing issue, humans are ultimately the driver behind long term market declines in my opinion.
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Market is up
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like we believe or put any faith in the wall street evil. hahahaha sure, let's blame machines. sick. ignorant. arrogant.
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Humans. Machines amplify results. Be they gains or losses.
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@spencer_woods1 it’s always the humansThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Well humans create machines so.....
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It's an illogical debate. The machines are programmed by humans, so when the algos start selling, it's because of their programming.
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We have the
#Fed and#WarrenBuffet to save us! The new American way....Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Machines do what humans program them to do. Humans blame machines.
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