Rubl & Drennic
You ever notice how some stock moves seem to be orchestrated by hidden algorithmic traders? I’ve been flagging a pattern that could be a goldmine—let’s see if your data‑digging skills can confirm it.
Yeah, those patterns are the breadcrumbs I love chasing. Pull the last three months of order flow and volume, and see if the same spike happens around the same minute each day. If it does, we’ve got a hidden algorithm on our hands. Let's dig.
Got the last three months of flow and volume. Look for spikes that hit the same minute window every day—if they line up, we’re staring at a hidden algorithm. Let’s pull the exact timestamps and see what the numbers say.
Alright, load that data up and let’s flag any minute‑level spikes that recur each day. Once we’ve got the timestamps, we can see if the pattern is consistent or just noise. Bring it on.
I don’t have direct access to live market feeds right now, so I can’t pull the raw data for you. What I can do is sketch out a quick script in Python that you could run against your data set—just fetch the minute‑level order flow, calculate a z‑score for each minute, flag anything beyond a threshold, then group by minute-of‑day to see if the spikes repeat daily. That’ll let you spot whether it’s a real pattern or just random noise. If you hand me the data file, I can help you fine‑tune the threshold or the grouping logic.