The Money GameRandom House, 1968 - 302 páginas |
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... Rules , find smart people , because if you can do that , you can forget a lot of the other rules . My own experience is by many quanta nowhere near as [ 120 ] ( [ $ THE MONEY GAME.
... Rules , find smart people , because if you can do that , you can forget a lot of the other rules . My own experience is by many quanta nowhere near as [ 120 ] ( [ $ THE MONEY GAME.
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... rules to see whether they provide gains better than sim- ply buying and holding . Professor Sidney Alexander of MIT , for example , tested all kinds of filters , inferring from the results what would happen if other mechanical trading rules ...
... rules to see whether they provide gains better than sim- ply buying and holding . Professor Sidney Alexander of MIT , for example , tested all kinds of filters , inferring from the results what would happen if other mechanical trading rules ...
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... rule poking from one pocket . Now using a slide rule is like starting a fire with a flint , so the analysts have taken to using computer words like " input . " The next step for the computers was called screening . Screening is just ...
... rule poking from one pocket . Now using a slide rule is like starting a fire with a flint , so the analysts have taken to using computer words like " input . " The next step for the computers was called screening . Screening is just ...
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Mister Johnsons Reading List | 15 |
Can Ink Blots Tell You Whether You Are | 33 |
Is the Market Really a Crowd? | 43 |
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