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Si fa sempre un po’ fatica – ovvio – a pensare che il mito (nella fattispecie quello di Cassandra) racconti fatti realmente accaduti. Infatti non sono realmente accaduti. Ma è difficile che il mito racconti fatti totalmente impossibili. Nessuno sa perché, ma il mito verte sempre intorno ad accadimenti che un giorno magari si riveleranno un po’ veri. Non del tutto veri: solo un po’. Ma veri. E’ così del resto anche per molte verità scientifiche, presagite nel passato, e verificate in seguito usando la fisica e le altre scienze che, sviluppate, sono poi state capaci di affrontarle. Ma esiste allora una matematica del destino, qualcosa come il principio di minima azione di Hamilton, che date le condizioni iniziali di un mondo macroscopico determina in maniera univoca lo stato futuro del mondo stesso? Per quanto increduli, la risposta deve essere: sì. Nello scrivere questo libro, l’Autore si è sforzato di spiegare anche le parti più complicate con un linguaggio comprensibile a tutti.

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For years, systems theory has been applied successfully in all fields of technology, but its impact on the world of finance has to date been limited. This book aims to rectify this situation. Readers will no longer be able to assert that money cannot be reliably earned on the financial markets: one might just as well say that man has never set foot on the moon or that, in the age of digital remastering, it is impossible to listen to Caruso’s recorded voice without the hiss of time and wear. The potential reader may be frightened by the number of formulas, but can be reassured that almost all of them – starting with the more complicated – can be skipped. What makes possible the miracle of guaranteed trading success are the worksheets and the codes for Internet platforms which provide functions that once had to be built with great difficulty.

Asset allocation. --- Investments. --- Portfolio management. --- Electronic trading of securities --- Stocks --- System theory --- Finance --- Business & Economics --- Banking --- Investment & Speculation --- Finance - General --- Mathematical models --- Electronic trading of securities. --- System theory. --- Mathematical models. --- Online investing --- Online trading of securities --- Screen trading (Securities) --- Trading of securities, Electronic --- Finance. --- Economics, Mathematical. --- Popular works. --- Control engineering. --- Finance, general. --- Popular Science, general. --- Quantitative Finance. --- Control. --- Common shares --- Common stocks --- Equities --- Equity capital --- Equity financing --- Shares of stock --- Stock issues --- Stock offerings --- Stock trading --- Trading, Stock --- Securities --- Bonds --- Corporations --- Going public (Securities) --- Stock repurchasing --- Stockholders --- Online stockbrokers --- Systems, Theory of --- Systems science --- Science --- Data processing --- Philosophy --- Science (General). --- Control and Systems Theory. --- Funding --- Funds --- Economics --- Currency question --- Economics, Mathematical . --- Control engineering --- Control equipment --- Control theory --- Engineering instruments --- Automation --- Programmable controllers --- Mathematical economics --- Econometrics --- Mathematics --- Methodology

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For years, systems theory has been applied successfully in all fields of technology, but its impact on the world of finance has to date been limited. This book aims to rectify this situation. Readers will no longer be able to assert that money cannot be reliably earned on the financial markets: one might just as well say that man has never set foot on the moon or that, in the age of digital remastering, it is impossible to listen to Caruso’s recorded voice without the hiss of time and wear. The potential reader may be frightened by the number of formulas, but can be reassured that almost all of them – starting with the more complicated – can be skipped. What makes possible the miracle of guaranteed trading success are the worksheets and the codes for Internet platforms which provide functions that once had to be built with great difficulty.

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All over the world a growing number of people are viewing trading the markets as a valuable source of additional income or even as a new career option. Sitting in front of a PC, they are able to connect to their broker's trading platform and buy or sell on the world market assets of all kinds: gold, oil, shares, bonds, and so forth. There was a time when a market crash would have led to loss of sleep for the common Joe,  who knew only how to be long in the markets; the short position was badly understood and in some cases difficult to realize in practice. Today, it is no longer a problem to be short on almost any class of asset. Being long or short is in fact a matter of indifference to traders today. They have only one problem: making money by being on the right side of the market. Other reasons why more and more people are supplementing their income through fast trading are the long opening hours of many markets (indeed, the Forex is practically always open) and the ease of trading assets using the leverage effect, whereby the trader owns only part of the total sum and the remainder is financed by the broker. This book is an ideal guide on how to make money by fast trading. It will be especially valuable for those wishing to trade in their spare time with a limited amount of capital. Different styles of trading, including scalping, day trading, and swing trading, are clearly described, with advice on how to avoid common mistakes. In addition, the Donkey  trading system - a system designed for everybody - is fully explained. Using this book, the reader will learn how to manage risk safely, maximizing the likelihood of success.

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