Die Chaostheorie erfreut sich in der Investmentbranche zwar gro???er Beliebtheit, aber bislang konnte niemand so recht sagen, wie man mit ihrer Hilfe Aktienkurse und Gewinne prognostizieren kann. Dieses Buch zeigt auf der Basis praktischer Methoden, da??? Aktienkurse mit Hilfe der nichtlinearen Theorie zumindest teilweise vorhersehbar sind. Es wird anschaulich erl???utert, wie verschiedene nichtlineare Techniken wie z.B. genetische Algorithmen, Fuzzy Logic und nichtlineare Dynamik anzuwenden sind. Hierbei l??????t der Autor ...
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Die Chaostheorie erfreut sich in der Investmentbranche zwar gro???er Beliebtheit, aber bislang konnte niemand so recht sagen, wie man mit ihrer Hilfe Aktienkurse und Gewinne prognostizieren kann. Dieses Buch zeigt auf der Basis praktischer Methoden, da??? Aktienkurse mit Hilfe der nichtlinearen Theorie zumindest teilweise vorhersehbar sind. Es wird anschaulich erl???utert, wie verschiedene nichtlineare Techniken wie z.B. genetische Algorithmen, Fuzzy Logic und nichtlineare Dynamik anzuwenden sind. Hierbei l??????t der Autor, der diese Methoden selbst gewinnbringend einsetzt, seine eigenen Erfahrungen mit einflie???en. Das erste Buch zu diesem Thema, das reale, praxisnahe Anwendungen bietet. (01/99)
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This is, without question, the most poorly edited book I've ever read. The errors range from misspelled words and names to poor organization and incompletely developed themes. The book is, in fact, very difficult to read for these reasons. However, the content is wonderful. The poor organization may actually serve the reader well. At the very least, it forces the reader to repeatedly ask the following questions: (1) how is this section relevant to the chapter's purpose, and (2) what is May's purpose for including this chapter? This thought exercise, which admittedly may be too much to ask of the reader, will strengthen the comprehension of the book's key elements. This is an outstanding introduction to nonlinearities in financial economics. The math is kept to a minimum, but some mathematical exposition is necessary. Where included, I thought the math was lucidly laid out in a logical and coherent manner. Chaos theory, fractals, machine learning, physics, philosophy of science, biology, genetic algorithms, evolution, and other topics are covered in an accessible and introductory way. Again, the book falls a little short of effectively tying up the loose ends into a useable worldview. Most impressive, I think, is the bibliography. If you can get past the misspelled names (Davies versus Davis, for example) you will have before you a very thorough road map for further investigation into financial nonlinearities. In short, despite the book's shortcomings, what I got out of this book ranks fairly high among all other books I've read for professional purposes. I would recommend its purchase with the understanding of what must be overcome to benefit from its reading.
