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Interested in finance.
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Oct 5 |
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Oct 4 |
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At what point does someone using technical analysis become a Quant? +1: thanks, starting to understand a bit the difference. Interesting book. I agree about the fact that most TA books are garbage. |
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At what point does someone using technical analysis become a Quant? @Tal Fishman: thanks for not closing the question, I updated the title. I saw wikipedia, but I still not understand the difference between Quant and Technical Analysis. In the Wikipedia section called Criticism they say: "...their credibility was damaged by the financial crisis of 2007–2010." That phrase makes me think at a Quant like a Technical Analyst with just a Ph.D in Math. But it sounds odd, the few Mathematicians I met never believe in somthing that can not be demonstrated with a Theorem, I can't imagine a Mathematician believieng in Technical Analysis (he probably even despises it). |
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Oct 3 |
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At what point does someone using technical analysis become a Quant? edited title |
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