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> From: Mark Brown <MarkBrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: Omega-List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: Value of Online Info
> Date: Sunday, August 09, 1998 9:44 PM
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> >Mark & Tony,
> >
> >I'm an avid reader that would appreciate a list of the notable
exceptions.
> Thanks.
> >
> >== Rob ==
>
>
> I like anything by Kaufman, you must read very slowly and between the
lines
> and most answers are there. I like Cynthia Kase, she is the other side
of
> the statistical parallel. To complete the vertical sides I would pick
Mind
> Over Markets by Dalton Jones and Dalton, Neural Networks in finance and
> investing by Trippi and Turban. I wish I could think of more but I cant
> besides I wouldn't have a perfect box otherwise. I'll catch heck over
the
> NN book I know, I dont use NN's but I do appreciate the math and the
ideas
> of pre processing the data. I have learned more in the past couple of
years
> over the internet about advanced math hanging around some math news
groups.
> Also there are some very excellent math web sites around and I'll dig up
the
> URL's and post if there is an interest.
I have an interest in these as well.
Jim Freeman
I think that trading is like used
> cars. You should either buy a real cheap car under a thousand bucks and
> drive it or Buy a new one. Anything in between will just give more
trouble
> than its worth. Trading methods are the same way, either star wars or
> simple. I have also found that while I prefer the latter, it is
marginally
> more profitable than the simpler approaches.
>
> Mark Brown
>
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