Tested: jev underperforms a coin flip as a financial market predictor
airesearch12 · x · 2026-09-18
- @RAC reports that jev, used as a predictor for financial markets, performs worse than a coin flip.
- The takeaway: jev is not some novel way to process numbers; at best it offers an informational edge, far short of what the hype threads imply.
- The quoter jokes that if it's reliably worse than random, you could just inverse its recommendations and get rich — a jab at the surrounding hype.
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