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I've thought about it and even considered one of them cloud mining setups but the reviews were divided. Luckily somebody else (MrDividend?) did it before me and from what I can tell it's not working out that well. Prefer buying/selling on the exchanges. Made good profit with not too large a sum of money before I completely cashed out two or so months ago.

Might get back into it, maybe.

before it was cool means January

Bwhahahahahahha!!!!!!!

**The author once met Kristia at a beach party in Boksburg. Yes that’s about as dodgy as it sounds. At least one of us was sober at the time. I won’t tell you which one!

Considering the author remembers the evening...

Well, while not strictly AI, there was a guy at the big blue who made use of another provider's API (PSG maybe?) and had a futures trading bot running on it and was doing reasonably well. Still remember him asking Simon why he doesn't use trading bots and he told him that a trading bot can make thousands of mistakes a second whereas he can only make one

Had a few minutes: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bS8SD-c9XsM-V8Nx-wtp3giEMzEk3wm1oLCZyqp4oSc/edit?usp=sharing

Draws data from Google Finance. Only problem - Google Finance will one day disappear and somebody needs to manually maintain it. Either way, you can setup a Google Spreadsheet and use the specific tickers you want to build a portfolio. Add your holding values, set up some graphs and BOOM! Better software than most banks provide

Nope, I haven't tried. I do see data for JALSH:IND and INDU:IND though, are you looking for something different?

Meant data of all the Instruments on that exchange

I think you missed something Hamster, the numbers for New Zealand were per year and SA were per day!

Your stats should look like this:
NZ: 0.000003191489362
SA: 0.0036906382978723

SA has over 1156 higher chance.

Yeah, I missed the per day part. That makes quite a difference

SWIX was created to get rid of the "resource heavy" problem and in turn created an "industrial heavy" index. So in my mind SWIX performs better than the regular top 40 because 1.) resources aren't doing that great and 2.) Naspers and SAB