Market traders earn big money in up and down markets. Can their method be copied by Main Street as well as others on Wall Street?
Giant investment bank/trading groups have been specializing in high-frequency trading, and now account for a large segment of all computer-generated trading. Their mathematical model/codes often work for them. These math models generally do well, until you hear of an eventual foul-up.
Mathematical formulas are not for Main Street. They are not even for many on Wall Street.
Always remember those who failed with collateralized debt in 2008, and at times, years earlier. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinessNewshole at Twitter.)
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