Add to ORKGThis paper presents a simple, seven-step approach, to surviving on World Street: an investment environment characterized by high frequency trading system; over leveraged shadow entities and hedge funds; flash crashes, incompetent management, reverse merger frauds, dot bubble 2.0 IPOs and stealth central banks’ actions. Its goal is to help you design efficient investment strategies while protecting your assets. It is based on a personal research conducted over the last ten years, involving hundreds of observations, investment simulations and actual decisions
Empirical evidence suggests that online investing can be hazardous to one's wealth. Through ana...
Striking investor and stock market behaviour have been recurrent items in the worldwide press for th...
We consider a purely speculative market with finite horizon and complete information. We introduce p...
The algorithmic trading revolution has had a dramatic effect upon markets. Trading has become faster...
Abstract. The dot-com crash (2000-2002) resulted in a significant decline of technology stocks. A s...
The world’s financial system is being disrupted. Several factors add up to trigger this fundamental ...
La croissance dramatique du commerce électronique des titres cache un grand potentiel pour les inves...
In this paper we set out to show that the Internet causes a disruption in traditional patterns of on...
On May 6th., 2010, the Dow fell about a thousand points in a half hour and Wall Street lost $800 bil...
This paper provides one potential explanation for the rise, persistence and eventual fall of interne...
The aim of this paper is to provide one potential theoretical explanation for questions how asset bu...
The paper presents the theories behind the impact of the Internet on financial trading from a theore...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 investors in the Fin...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 investors in the Fin...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 inves-tors in the Fi...
Empirical evidence suggests that online investing can be hazardous to one's wealth. Through ana...
Striking investor and stock market behaviour have been recurrent items in the worldwide press for th...
We consider a purely speculative market with finite horizon and complete information. We introduce p...
The algorithmic trading revolution has had a dramatic effect upon markets. Trading has become faster...
Abstract. The dot-com crash (2000-2002) resulted in a significant decline of technology stocks. A s...
The world’s financial system is being disrupted. Several factors add up to trigger this fundamental ...
La croissance dramatique du commerce électronique des titres cache un grand potentiel pour les inves...
In this paper we set out to show that the Internet causes a disruption in traditional patterns of on...
On May 6th., 2010, the Dow fell about a thousand points in a half hour and Wall Street lost $800 bil...
This paper provides one potential explanation for the rise, persistence and eventual fall of interne...
The aim of this paper is to provide one potential theoretical explanation for questions how asset bu...
The paper presents the theories behind the impact of the Internet on financial trading from a theore...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 investors in the Fin...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 investors in the Fin...
This paper looks at 800,000 messages on the Unicredit stock, exchanged by 7,500 inves-tors in the Fi...
Empirical evidence suggests that online investing can be hazardous to one's wealth. Through ana...
Striking investor and stock market behaviour have been recurrent items in the worldwide press for th...
We consider a purely speculative market with finite horizon and complete information. We introduce p...