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Sameone have this book :
"Ocean Theory" by Jim Sloman.
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Sameone have this book :
"Ocean Theory" by Jim Sloman.
Thanks.:)Fortune Seen as Fate :: Quant Jobs After the Credit Crunch
"Fortune Seen as Fate :: Quant Jobs After the Credit Crunch" - Dominic Connor,
Nonlinear Forecasting Using Factor-Augmented Models
"Nonlinear Forecasting Using Factor-Augmented Models" - BRUNO CARA GIOVANNETTI
A reasonably recent advance in forecasting is the so-called factor-augmented model. In a first step one estimates a few latent common factors from a large number of explanatory variables. Then, in a second step, the estimated common factors are used as covariates in a forecasting regression.
Assuming forecast variables to be linearly related to both their lags and common factors, Stock and Watson (2002) show that out-of-sample forecasting for macroeconomic variables can be improved with such a methodology. Ludvigson and Ng (2009a,b) use factor-augmented linear regressions to argue that bond excess returns are forecastable by macroeconomic variables. They present evidence that the inclusion of a macro factor in the model developed by Cochrane and Piazzesi (2005) improves the forecasting results.
Given the dimensionality reduction provided by the factor approach, a natural extension of this literature would be to consider the possible existence of nonlinearity in the models. Could the employment of a factor-augmented nonlinear model improve forecasting results even more?Some more :
How George Soros Knows What He Knows - part 1.pdf
How George Soros Knows What He knows - part 2.pdf
Plus this one :
Euro Area Winter Forecast 2012-2014.pdf
Thanks so much mladen for sharing these wonderful articles and books. They are great!
"Amaranthus Extermino" - Bill and Rachel Ziemba
On September 19, 2006 the hedge fund Amaranth Advisors of Greenwich, Connecticut announced that it had lost $6 billion, about two thirds of the $9.25 billion fund in less than two weeks, largely because it was overexposed in the natural gas market. The case of Amaranth provides a key example to understand how a series of trades can undermine the strategy of such a hedge fund and the assets of investors.
The Greenwich, Connecticut fund was founded in 2000, employed hundreds in a large investment space with other offices in Toronto, London and Singapore. In this column we analyze how Amaranth became so overexposed, whether risk control strategies could have prevented the liquidation and how these trends reflect the current state of the financial industry.HFT in Russia
"HFT in Russia" - Mike O’Hara
This works well for a while, but what happens when - as is increasingly the case in the European and US markets - all the low-hanging fruit has been picked? Firms are faced with a couple of choices. Either they can build more sophisticated
models and adopt ever-faster (and more expensive) technology, to climb higher up the trees in an attempt to capture increasingly smaller increments of alpha. Or they can find a new orchard.
Is Russia the new orchard?[SHARE] Binary Options 101
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