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- From: bbs.dennis@gilligan.tsoft.net (Dennis Yelle)
- Subject: Re: Question: Is the market predictable?
- Message-ID: <86ouXB2w165w@gilligan.tsoft.net>
- Sender: bbs@tsoft.net (Dennis Yelle)
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- References: <kevinc.727590770@aupair.cs.athabascau.ca>
- Date: Sat, 23 Jan 1993 22:18:54 GMT
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- kevinc@aupair.cs.athabascau.ca (Kevin Crocker) writes:
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- > scc26mf@carina.unm.edu (Mark Fleharty) writes:
- >
- > >Is the market predictable? This is a question I have been wondering for
- > >quite some time. I have been fooling around with moving averages, AI, and
- >
- > Depends on whether you subscribe to the predictability of stoichastic
- > processes theory. Are random walks really random? Are markets truly
- > efficient? etc etc.
- >
- > Since I'm on the other side of the fence (I don't believe that markets
- > are efficient) all I ever see is traders making money off of the
- > inefficiencies and inherent lags in market activity.
- >
- > I believe that prices are both endogenous and dependent, thus the
- > question of randomness and predicatbility have totally different
- > genre's for me.
- >
- > Anyway, I've developed a theory about (what I consider to be) the real
- > drivers in markets. Even had it accepted at a few international
- > conferences but no journal will publish it as it strikes at the heart
- > of some of the most fundamental axioms in finance and economic theory.
- >
- > Oh well, at least this newsgroup is interesting.
- >
- > Kevin
- > --
- > Kevin "autark" Crocker (Athabasca University)
- > kevinc@cs.AthabascaU.CA -or- risk@cs.AthabascaU.CA
-
- Do tell. Please. Post it here (misc.invest). Please.
- Or e-mail it to me.
- We need to take a fresh look at these things.
-
- --
- Dennis Yelle (bbs.dennis@gilligan.tsoft.net)
-