... accounts of many investors No matter what you think of technical analysis, it is a mistake to ignore what you see on a stock chart LET S GET TECHNICAL: INTRODUCTION TO TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 113 ... gaps is best left to the professionals Problems with Technical Analysis Critics of technical analysis claim that reading stock charts is similar to telling your fortune using tea leaves They claim ... proof that technical analysis actually works Perhaps the only way to find out for sure is to try it for yourself Just like fundamental analysis, technical analysis is as much an art as a science...
Ngày tải lên: 24/10/2013, 08:20
... any S of [S] If S and T are lower segments whose least upper bounds are s and t, we may define S T and S T as those lower segments whose least upper bounds are s + t and s × t respectively It is ... Perhaps the most elegant is the following: Assume the existence and defining properties of the positive integers by means of a set of postulates or axioms From these postulates it is not possible to ... respectively It is now easy to see that the set of lower segments contains a subset that satisfies the same conditions as the rational numbers, and that the set as a whole satisfies axiom K The legitimacy...
Ngày tải lên: 28/06/2014, 19:20
The Psychology of Stocks Introduction to Sentiment Analysis
... pump and dump works First, company insiders try to convince outsiders to buy a stock, usually the stock of a small over-the-counter company Investors are led to believe that this is a “once-in-a-lifetime” ... buy shares of the stock, the insiders sell all their shares for a huge profit Eventually, the truth comes out, and the stock price falls as more people sell Guess who is left holding the shares ... worthless stock? You guessed it—the unsuspecting investors who bought into the hype They probably thought the price could go higher, so they never sold their shares 146 UNDERSTANDING STOCKS The...
Ngày tải lên: 24/10/2013, 08:20
Tài liệu Introduction to Logfile Analysis docx
... connections to a UNIX based server This tool can assist the System Administrator in monitoring suspicious TCP connections It has a resource file which can be configured to ignore logging known hosts ... Intrusion Detection Systems logs and a variety of miscellaneous logs Each tool has its strengths and weaknesses Cisco Router Log Oct 15 22:21:45 [192.168.50.32] 508470: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list ... with Cisco IOS version 11.2 - Standard IPX access list (800 – 899) - Extended access list (900 to 999) - SAP filters use 1000 – 1099 with Cisco IOS version 11.2F and later Cisco ACL access-list 101...
Ngày tải lên: 21/12/2013, 05:17
04 introduction to interval analysis 2009
... vectors give us sets in higher-dimensional spaces Using multinomials with interval coefficients, we can compute with sets in function spaces In applications, interval analysis provides rigorous ... extensions INTLAB References In his master s thesis [70], Gareth Hargreaves gives a short tutorial of INTLAB with examples and summarizes many topics covered in this book He also supplies a number ... g(X) contains precisely the same elements as the set image g(X) For this reason, ¯ and because the usage is common, we shall apply the term united extension to set images such as those described...
Ngày tải lên: 12/01/2014, 21:46
Tài liệu Introduction to Economic Analysis pptx
... provides greater benefits than costs if the benefits to the users exceed the losses to the taxpayers However, the park also involves transfers from one group to another Welfare analysis provides another ... companies buy and sell risk, and much of the field of risk management involves buying or selling risky items to reduce overall risk In the process, risk is valued, and riskier stocks and assets must ... because it depends on units of measure A common way of establishing a unit-free measure is to use percentages, and that suggests considering the responsiveness of demand in percentage terms to a small...
Ngày tải lên: 17/02/2014, 04:20
Tài liệu AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS pdf
... exercises show how the earlier analysis can be extended to study a hybrid algorithm where “insertion sort” (see §7.6) is used for les of size less than M en, this analysis can be used to help ... that are not based on compares among elements? To answer such questions, a more detailed analysis is required In this section we brie y describe the process of doing such an analysis To analyze an ... methods and models in widespread use has not been directly accessible to students and researchers in the eld is book aims to address this situation, bringing together a body of material intended to...
Ngày tải lên: 19/02/2014, 20:20
Tài liệu Introduction to Economic Analysis by R. Preston McAfee docx
... provides greater benefits than costs if the benefits to the users exceed the losses to the taxpayers However, the park also involves transfers from one group to another Welfare analysis provides another ... companies buy and sell risk, and much of the field of risk management involves buying or selling risky items to reduce overall risk In the process, risk is valued, and riskier stocks and assets must ... because it depends on units of measure A common way of establishing a unit-free measure is to use percentages, and that suggests considering the responsiveness of demand in percentage terms to a small...
Ngày tải lên: 21/02/2014, 01:20
INTRODUCTION TO REAL ANALYSIS pot
... textbooks The instructor who chooses not to cover these sections completely can omit the less standard topics without loss in subsequent sections Chapter is devoted to real-valued functions of several ... contains the empty set ;, for to say that ; is not contained in S is to say that some member of ; is not in S , which is absurd since ; has no members If S is any set, then S c /c D S and S \ S c ... T is also in S In this case, T is a subset of S (b) S T is the set of elements that are in S but not in T (c) S equals T , and we write S D T , if S contains T and T contains S ; thus, S D...
Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 12:20
UNIT 2. UNDERSTANDING NEEDS AND ASSESSING OPPORTUNITIES LESSON 1. INTRODUCTION TO NEEDS ANALYSIS doc
... consequences of implementing a set of Activities ACTIVITIES The tasks that have to be completed to produce the results Understanding Needs and Assessing Opportunities - Introduction to needs analysis ... goals Needs assessment: assessing the needs of the potential online community members Capacity building assessment Analysing technical, financial, institutional and social barriers We will discuss ... various services to its members Understanding Needs and Assessing Opportunities - Introduction to needs analysis – page A scenario Keper helps local radios with managing, financing, training and technical...
Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 20:20
UNIT 2. UNDERSTANDING NEEDS AND ASSESSING OPPORTUNITIES LESSON 1. INTRODUCTION TO NEEDS ANALYSISNOTE doc
... consequences of implementing a set of Activities ACTIVITIES The tasks that have to be completed to produce the results Understanding Needs and Assessing Opportunities - Introduction to needs analysis ... goals Needs assessment: assessing the needs of the potential online community members Capacity building assessment Analysing technical, financial, institutional and social barriers We will discuss ... various services to its members Understanding Needs and Assessing Opportunities - Introduction to needs analysis – page A scenario Keper helps local radios with managing, financing, training and technical...
Ngày tải lên: 08/03/2014, 20:20
Introduction to Economic Analysis pot
... provides greater benefits than costs if the benefits to the users exceed the losses to the taxpayers However, the park also involves transfers from one group to another Welfare analysis provides another ... companies buy and sell risk, and much of the field of risk management involves buying or selling risky items to reduce overall risk In the process, risk is valued, and riskier stocks and assets must ... because it depends on units of measure A common way of establishing a unit-free measure is to use percentages, and that suggests considering the responsiveness of demand in percentage terms to a small...
Ngày tải lên: 15/03/2014, 00:20
math - an introduction to complex analysis for engineers
... Engineers I spoke to want Mathematicians to get across the abstract ideas in terms the students can grasp and use, so that the Engineers can subsequently rely on the student having those ideas as part ... informal models which they use to think about mathematics, and it were as well to show students how this may be done Since this seems to be the respect in which most of the text books are weakest, I ... shortness of the course, 20 lectures, for covering Complex Analysis, either presupposes genius ( 90% perspiration) on the part of the students or material skipped These notes are intended to ll in some...
Ngày tải lên: 27/03/2014, 11:51
Introduction to Numerical Analysis pdf
... general cases, when f(x) is a polynomial of degree that is 5, formulas for the roots no longer exist Of course, there is no reason to limit ourselves to study polynomials, and in most cases, when ... worse when moving to higher dimensions (i.e., more equations that should simultaneously be solved) Instead, something that is sometimes easier, is to verify that the function f (x) is continuous ... functions that pass through these two points However, if we limit ourselves to polynomials of degree less than or equal to one, there is only one such function that passes through these two points:...
Ngày tải lên: 31/03/2014, 12:20
a quick introduction to tensor analysis - r. sharipov
... class, the class of vector a Let s denote it as Cl(a) Vector a is a representative of its class However, we can choose any other vector of this class as a representative, say it can be vector ... objects Suppose, we cannot visually observe vectors (this is really so for some kinds of them, see section 1), but suppose we can measure their coordinates in any basis we choose for this purpose ... COVECTOR 19 space Let s call them basis one, basis two and basis three for short We can pass from basis one to basis three directly, see the right arrow in (5.14) Or we can use basis two as an...
Ngày tải lên: 31/03/2014, 15:08
an introduction to functional analysis - vitali milman
... intersection of closed sets is closed We start now discussing some geometric ideas If two points and are given then the set for is the line segment joining these two points We also call this set ... 2.2.1 Separable case Let us consider first a particular case of a separable subspace (note that if is separable then any of its subspaces is separable (check it!)) Let be an orthonormal basis in ... converges to zero So is inside the space but converges to a function “outside” the space of continuous functions These spaces are called “incomplete” In the next section we look into the complete spaces...
Ngày tải lên: 31/03/2014, 15:08
an introduction to numerical analysis for electrical and computer engineers - wiley
... advantages and disadvantages In this genre often little consideration is given to error analysis, convergence properties, or stability issues When these issues are considered, it is sometimes in ... understanding of functional analysis is a tremendous aid to understanding other subjects such as quantum physics, probability theory and random processes, digital communications system analysis ... design, digital control systems analysis and design, digital signal processing, fuzzy systems, neural networks, computer hardware design, and optimal design of systems Many of the ideas presented...
Ngày tải lên: 31/03/2014, 15:09
introduction to complex analysis lecture notes - w. chen
... segments lying in S An open connected set is called a domain S z1 z2 Remarks (1) Sometimes, we say that an open set S is connected if there not exist non-empty open sets S1 and S2 such that S1 ... system without permission from the author, unless such system is not accessible to any individuals other than its owners Chapter COMPLEX DIFFERENTIATION 3.1 Introduction Suppose that D ⊆ C is ... segments lying in S An open connected set is called a domain S z1 z2 Remarks (1) Sometimes, we say that an open set S is connected if there not exist non-empty open sets S1 and S2 such that S1 ...
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