Geocities is due to be shut down. Thanks perhaps to me, Archive.org is mirroring all the pages they can, but bizarrely, Geocities have anti-spidering 503 pages, so it's hard to access the pages.
What happened to it? Tracking it on linked in seems that it closed its doors in April 2001. Archive.org has web site still there in 2002.
"... What moves stocks ..." the average investor still wants to know. I've launched WhoMovedMyStock.com a year ago here on hacker news, seems to be very similar in concept.
I googled it and found almost nothing about what came of the startup. That is really interesting considering some of the high-profile people involved like David Shaw, Andreas Weigend, Richard Thaler
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Geocities is due to be shut down. Thanks perhaps to me, Archive.org is mirroring all the pages they can, but bizarrely, Geocities have anti-spidering 503 pages, so it's hard to access the pages.
i met one of the guys who came from de shaw to work there once. for one thing, shockmarket's director of technology became vpe @ mint.com later on.
What happened to it? Tracking it on linked in seems that it closed its doors in April 2001. Archive.org has web site still there in 2002.
"... What moves stocks ..." the average investor still wants to know. I've launched WhoMovedMyStock.com a year ago here on hacker news, seems to be very similar in concept.
I googled it and found almost nothing about what came of the startup. That is really interesting considering some of the high-profile people involved like David Shaw, Andreas Weigend, Richard Thaler