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May 06, 2002 7:26 pm		re: INTECH investments- anyone know them?
Guan Seng Khoo		Hi, In theory, models may work depending on the granularity of data used (5-min, hourly, daily, etc.). In practice, in an operational setting, you need to make adjustments for slippage, a phenomenon not encountered in theoretical models. Slippage, when the model yields a price to enter or exit, more often than not, the actual trade is not attainable > Ken Berger wrote: > This company has supposedly had great success applying math models to trading systems, something I'm keen on exploring more. They were recently bought by Berger Financial (no I'm not related). > >"INTECH's system capitalizes on the random nature of stock price movement rather than relying on estimates of future stock performance". Private Reply to Guan Seng Khoo (new win)

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