02 Nov
I’ve been stymied with a busy work and personal schedule, but intend to resume my series On Fractals and Market Crashes this week.
In the meantime, PBS just released a 1 hour special on fractals. It is able to be viewed online, and is divided into 5 parts to make for easy viewing. The link is [...]
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27 Oct
In Part 1, I established that financial markets do not conform to a standard distribution. Thus, as most of the tools used for analysis of the markets require a standard distribution, they must be disposed of. Now is the time to change the way we think about, analyze, describe, and understand the financial markets. I am convinced that fractals hold [...]
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26 Oct
“Lastly, the cotton story shows the strange liasion among different branches of the economy, and between economics and nature. That cotton prices should vary the way income does; that income variations should look like Swedish fire-insurance claims; that these, in turn, are in the same mathematical family as formulae describing the way we speak, or [...]
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