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Learn the strategy used by hedge funds in the financial markets.

statistical arbitrage by cointegration

features

  • Built on the classic literature about finance and econometrics.

  • Understand how hedge funds act in the market.

  • Learn how to profit from the differecen between two markets.

  • Based on a Nobel Prize winning idea.

  • Review of Microeconomics and Macroeconomics.

  • Decreased psychological pressure.

  • Learn to deal with risk like a hedge fund.

  • Immediatelly available to download.

  • High level information for low cost.

  • Easy to understand compared to the classic literature about finance.

  • Focus on the practical aspect of institutional trading.

  • Email Support

  • A lot of topics covered in only 161 pages.

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table of contents

  • 1 - Introduction

  • 2 - Basic Econometrics

  • 3 - Cointegration

  • 4 - Statistical Arbitrage Rules and Guidelines

  • 5 - Statistical Arbitrage Example

  • 6 - Intuition for the Stationarity Test

  • 7 - Introduction to Economics

  • 8 - Markets

  • 9 - Welfare Economics

  • 10 - Public Sector Economics

  • 11 - Enterprises & Industries

  • 12 - Labor Market Economics

  • 13 - Introduction to Advanced Topics

  • 14 - Macroeconomic Data

  • 15 - The Economy in the Long Term

  • 16 - Currency and Prices in the Long Term

  • 17 - Macroeconomics of Open Economies

  • 18 - Short Term Economics Fluctuations

  • 19 - Conclusion

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pricing

Download Version (eBook)

$198

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