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| Thanks Stewart for providing this notebook. This is a very good n = 3 example of the zero-sum or "Winner takes all" corporate strategy of the American economy. When ramped up to a full economy, it shows why we have such economic disparity. |
| Thank you Enrico and Silvana for sharing this notebook with the rest of the Community. The graphics are beautiful and show that early medieval architects were better geometers than many of their modern counterparts today. The medieval religious... |
| Hi again Jonathan I just purchased your book Equity Analytics online from the Innovation Factory LLC site and received the following message: "Thank you for your purchase. You will receive an email as soon as your book ships" However I have... |
| Hi Frederico Brilliant article and images. A central part of your analysis is the construction of random walks that either end at the same point or 1-D random walks in time that end at zero. However there is already an inbuilt Mathematica... |
| Bloody Excellent! and way more edifying than the Academy and Emmy awards which inspired this application to 3D graphics. Many Congrats Anika |
| Hi Jonathan There are a lot of undefined variables in your code such as: wlDates, TransformedData, dataDir, etc which make the evaluation of your code impossible to replicate Regards Michael |
| Thanks Juergen for this wonderful example of the application of ML to financial sentiment. In my own experience with trading, our team always had different financial news channels on TVs and computers blaring throughout the day in case anything of... |
| This is a great post on anamorphic transforms. There is also an anamorphic skull in Holbein's picture called the Ambassadors in the National Gallery in London, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ambassadors_(Holbein) Michael |
| Thanks Jonathan and Sergio for your timely contributions. Having a database of recent asset behavior is a necessary tool in portfolio construction and optimization. Best Regards Michael |
| Thanks Silvia for showing how to create these impressive pictures. They remind me of post-industrial Escher influenced artwork. |