>>12755348Absolutely, but the fluidity doesn't change the time gated situation where capital is immature. Time to maturity is constantly changing, and distribution is constantly changing, but I will always have capital tied to things where if I sold today I'd be selling at a loss, either realized loss or loss of future gain, in exchange for present gain or greater expected future gain
What moves do I make today to see gain today is always there, and tomorrow will soon be today, but there will always be money today that will be more money tomorrow, and even if that's constantly changing, the reality is the same, I have inaccessible capital, even if its inaccessibility is contingent
While it may be true that quants concern themselves with front running (boring af) using math and programs (literally quantative analysis) to turn profit isn't limited to measuring market intent. such a method is only one of many, with its own risk allocation, the others being covered by different sectors in finance or departments of certain firms. id imagine hedge funds have only a portion of their portfolio dedicated to front running quant shit, it just depends
An example, what portion of my value is locked in real estate, when is it profitable to convert the house into a security or commodity, is what I'm trying to quantify. What im converting is arbitrary, but how much and when is the nut
I want to be everywhere and always moving, but even though I'm technically day trading its only because i can measure performance as an average, the timing of returns will be random
