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Define Qubitrage?

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I was in a large seminar with my banker and speaker used the word Qubitrage when speaking about an investment style. I assume it's an out-growth of the arbitrage concept but can't be sure.

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  1. A Qubitrage (qu'bÏ-träzh') "quant" or "queued" arbitrage is a systematic predictive algorithm for triggering preplanned arbitrage methods. Arbitrage is the practice of taking advantage of a price differential between two or more markets or financial instruments. Like "statistical arbitrage" which supposes statistical mispricing relationships that are true in expectation, the Qubitrage investment strategy attempts to profit from the differences between actual and forecasted future prices of a financial instrument or index. Qubitrage forecasting is typically done using a quantitative financial analysis or a computer model that seeks to understand and predict the behavior and share price of the financial instrument by using complex mathematical and statistical modeling, measurement and research.

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