Hi Vjeko!
Thanks for your comment!
I believe Croatia and Portugal are not so distant with regard to pensions. In the USA, as there is no social security, people tend to invest (or they would probably be in a difficult situation). In countries like Portugal, people are discounting every month to social security. That amount is more than 30%. In fact, that tax may demotivate lots of people from investing. Why save an extra 10%? Well, we can all aim for a better life, can’t we?
AI engineers are trying to come up with decent algorithms that tackle (normally) short trading: it relies on patterns, and algorithms are pretty good doing so. Nonetheless, I believe that many fail because they are lacking:
- A fundamental perspective on the companies value.
- They can not predict human emotion (maybe if they are scrapping news it helps, but still a difficult task).
Take a look at time-series forecast, i.e., ARIMA, it might be a good source of inspiration. If you need any help with that project, I’ll be happy to help.
Cheers, and take care!