Author: Mark Jurik
Title: Computerized Trading: Maximising Day Trading and Overnight Profits
Description: , Financial Times, 1999. 415, 24 x 18,6 x 3,5 cm, Hardcover. Zustand: 2. Day trading is not for the weak of heart; it's also not for those reluctant to embrace technology as a means of turning a profit, especially when one considers the competitioninstitutional investors armed with a wealth of bodies, brains and expensive computer systems. Editor Mark Jurik's Computerized Trading preps budding day traders to compete with such Goliaths, providing comprehensive resources for investing and trading in an increasingly sophisticated market. Jurik enlists the help of 20 experts--a mix of veteran traders, consultants and investment gurus who author individual chapters. His textbook-style primer starts with the basic trading skills needed to design trading strategies and continues with testing and evaluation methods, including an interesting chapter on the psychology of trading. The guide then progresses into more complex indicators, such as nonlinear pricing and reflexivity, as well as market models using data- mining technology. Each chapter includes an introduction and summary, along with scores of graphs, charts, checklists and case studies. The guide certainly proves the complexity and potential risks of day trading. Fortunately, it also contributes enough well-rounded information to guide day traders toward profitability. Computerized TradingMaximising Day Trading and Overnight Profits New York Institute of Finance Mark Jurik Trading Stock Futures Wall-Street Options Commodities Rohstoffe Aktien Börse Geld MoneyZusatzinfo Illustrations Sprache englisch Masse 178 x 235 mm Mathematik Informatik Informatiker Theorie Studium Wirtschaft Betriebswirtschaft Management Finanzierung ISBN-10 0-7352-0077-7 / 0735200777 ISBN-13 978-0-7352-0077-7 / 9780735200777 ISBN: 735200777. Gewicht/weight: 2000 gr.
Keywords: Day trading is not for the weak of heart; it's also not for those reluctant to embrace technology as a means of turning a profit, especially when one considers the competitioninstitutional investors armed with a wealth of bodies, brains and expensive comp
Title: Computerized Trading: Maximising Day Trading and Overnight Profits
Description: , Financial Times, 1999. 415, 24 x 18,6 x 3,5 cm, Hardcover. Zustand: 2. Day trading is not for the weak of heart; it's also not for those reluctant to embrace technology as a means of turning a profit, especially when one considers the competitioninstitutional investors armed with a wealth of bodies, brains and expensive computer systems. Editor Mark Jurik's Computerized Trading preps budding day traders to compete with such Goliaths, providing comprehensive resources for investing and trading in an increasingly sophisticated market. Jurik enlists the help of 20 experts--a mix of veteran traders, consultants and investment gurus who author individual chapters. His textbook-style primer starts with the basic trading skills needed to design trading strategies and continues with testing and evaluation methods, including an interesting chapter on the psychology of trading. The guide then progresses into more complex indicators, such as nonlinear pricing and reflexivity, as well as market models using data- mining technology. Each chapter includes an introduction and summary, along with scores of graphs, charts, checklists and case studies. The guide certainly proves the complexity and potential risks of day trading. Fortunately, it also contributes enough well-rounded information to guide day traders toward profitability. Computerized TradingMaximising Day Trading and Overnight Profits New York Institute of Finance Mark Jurik Trading Stock Futures Wall-Street Options Commodities Rohstoffe Aktien Börse Geld MoneyZusatzinfo Illustrations Sprache englisch Masse 178 x 235 mm Mathematik Informatik Informatiker Theorie Studium Wirtschaft Betriebswirtschaft Management Finanzierung ISBN-10 0-7352-0077-7 / 0735200777 ISBN-13 978-0-7352-0077-7 / 9780735200777 ISBN: 735200777. Gewicht/weight: 2000 gr.
Keywords: Day trading is not for the weak of heart; it's also not for those reluctant to embrace technology as a means of turning a profit, especially when one considers the competitioninstitutional investors armed with a wealth of bodies, brains and expensive comp
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- Book number: BN0053
- Book number: BN0053