I just lost my job at a proprietary trading firm in HK. I have

data science meetups in major cities

look for the dudes with unwrinkled shirts

>>2855207
this is a great way to find an early grave

Deep web duh

What kind of data? Be more specific OP

>>2855438
I basically hoarded everything I could. Mainly the following:

>complete tick data going back over a decade showing all transactions made by [firm] for all financial assets traded
>Documents/memos/manuals explaining the firms tech
>Employee and client information
>Intellectual property

>>2855486
>complete tick data going back over a decade
must be gigabytes of data. what would they use this for?

>>2855486

If you don't have the latest data then forget it. No hedge fund or investor is going to use your service unless they don't know any other vendors to buy from.

Also You won't make much money on selling archived data unless you undercut on prices.

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>>2855495
Models, testing, research, etc

Pic related is one of the forex pairs

>>2855512
how advanced would they get with their models/research? lots of statistics and shit? did they do neural nets and shit?

This is illegal.

>>2855207
I had a job at a sw sales channel for some vendor
got laid off, took the entire client history with me
sold that shit for 2 years' salary worth to competition :^)
thing is, I have a vast network of people so it was a breeze to set it all up and I got paid over a quarter for consulting :^)
last time I checked my former employer cut down the staff in half, must've lost a bunch of customers

How much would you want op, realistically ...

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can anyone shed some light on how advanced these trading firms get in their study of historical data?

>>2855604
To what extent do some people not realize everything is satire

Short the stock, leak the info.

I will trade you my American bred Dog... Very tasty..
I mean... Well trained.