He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT). Nash equilibrium is a game theory state where a change in one participant's strategy will have no effect if all others' plans remain unchanged.

This is known as the dominant strategy. Conversely, there exists the so-called Nash equilibrium where no player has a dominant strategy. In a Nash equilibrium each player cannot achieve a higher ...

Nash equilibrium helps predict other investors' moves; no net gain by altering your long-term strategy. A dominant strategy excels regardless of others' actions, aiding investment decisions.

They are playing a complex game. What John Forbes Nash Jr. said in his landmark work—“Equilibrium Points in N-Person Games”—is that even in such complex noncooperative games there exists a ...

His crucial, yet utterly simple, idea was that any competitive game has a notion of equilibrium: a collection of strategies, one for each player, such that no player can win more by unilaterally ...

Nash Equilibrium is a concept in game theory where each player in a game makes their decisions based on the other players’ strategies, and no player has an incentive to change their strategy ...

His most famous discovery, now called a Nash equilibrium, occurs when no player of a game would benefit by deviating from their chosen strategy (assuming others don’t deviate from theirs).

The Nash Equilibrium, which is a subset of game theory, is a set of strategies (including decisions and behaviors) that are rationally optimal given every other player’s optimal strategy.

Last Saturday I had a little chat with John Nash—the tortured genius depicted by Russell Crowe in the movie A Beautiful Mind. I wanted to tie up a loose end in our intertwined histories.