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Algorithmic Trading: Trade Professionally With Implied Volatility

The article was written by Chloe Peng, Analyst at I Know First., Master of Science of Finance candidate at Brandeis University.

Implied volatility reflects the forecasted likelihood of certain price movements and thus can be used to evaluate option prices.
Buy when options are traded at lower implied volatility and sell when they are traded at higher implied volatility.
I know first’s volatility forecast package helps professional option traders to better decide on their positions.

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The article was written by Chloe Peng, Analyst at I Know First., Master of Science of Finance candidate at Brandeis University.

HPQ has risen by 11.75% during the past 3 months, following the big decline due to the Covid-19 outbreak.
HP reached 24.9% share in the PC market in Q1 2020, achieving almost the same market share with the largest player Lenovo.
I expect the PC sales growth to be short-term and I have a short-term bullish outlook for HPQ.

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Investment Selection Using AI Predictive Algorithm
July 13, 2020

This article is written by Hao Liu, Financial Analyst at I Know First.

Robinhood users are taking high risks for lack of investment knowledge.
I Know First can help Robinhood users alleviate risks by utilizing AI-powered stock forecasts.
I Know First offers highly customizable forecasting solutions tailored to investor’s needs and riskiness.

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The article was written by Jessica Kremer - Analyst at I Know First.

Human investors are prone to judgment errors while investing in the stock market.
Chaos theory allows I Know First to use artificial intelligence and a self learning algorithm to correctly model and predict the stock market.
There are multiple instances where chaos theory has enabled our algorithm to make correct decisions while other investors made losses.