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The predictors by Thomas A. Bass · Booklabria

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Investment analysisSpeculation

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

How could two physicists in sandals and T-shirts hope to take on Wall Street? All they knew was that global finance is a system bordering on chaos. But since Farmer and Packard were among the founders of the chaos theory, perhaps they could give it a try.

Subjects: Investment analysis
Speculation
Economic forecasting
Stock price forecasting
Wall street
Investment advisors

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