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Bankrupt Firms
Larry Swing - Sep 12, 2004 - In a study
published in the Financial Analysts Journal, Allen Michel, Israel Shaked, and
Christopher McHugh analyze the performance of firms that emerge from
bankruptcy. They found that these firms systematically overstate their
expected performance... Read More
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Technical Patterns Fuzzified
Larry Swing - Sep 5, 2004 - Systems built with fuzzy logic have the
ability to analyze in a fashion that is reflective of the human cognitive
process. Fuzzy Logic understands statements that are not certain. As a
result, it is more useful than traditional logical processes when data is
vague or ambiguous... Read More
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Insider Transactions
Larry Swing - Aug 22, 2004 - Transactions
which represented only a small fraction of total holdings, and were small in
share terms were followed by significantly positive abnormal returns... Read More
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Incentive Issues in Finance, Sector
Analyses
Larry Swing - Aug 15, 2004 - Did
investment banks provide unbiased research, or, as the SEC alleged, were
analyses contaminated by conflicts of interest?.. Read More
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IPOs; Index, Sector, Stock Analyses
Larry Swing - Aug 8, 2004 - Much research has been done on the
performance of IPOs. Generally, the research finds that IPOs under-perform
generally, and especially near their lockup expiration... Read More
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NASDAQ, Sector, Stock Analyses
Larry Swing - Aug 1, 2004 - The NASDAQ rebounded, dipped, and
rebounded again. The second time upwards, it broke the high of the first
rebound; as a result, it has completed a bullish double bottom pattern... Read More
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NASDAQ, Sector, Stock Analyses
Larry Swing - Jul 25, 2004 - The NASDAQ's
failure to hold support is a very bearish sign for the index, especially
after it failed to follow through with the bull flag's breakout. We are
moderately bearish on the index. Read More
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ETF Analyses
Larry Swing - Jul 18, 2004 - Feed forward
neural networks are the more commonly used type in finance. This type of
neural network is first trained to associate inputs with outputs, then is
given a set of inputs, and predicts the output... Read More
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Artificial Neural Networks, Analyses
of ETFs and stocks
Larry Swing - Jul 11, 2004 - Artificial
Neural Networks mimic biological synaptic processes. Like a brain, they learn
from experiences which alter the connections between the (artificial)
neurons... Read More
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EAKL
Larry Swing - Jul 4, 2004 - A recent study by Christian L. Dunis
and Mark Williams explores the profitability of NNR in FX trading in
comparison to the profitability of other strategies. The authors conclude
that Neural Networks are indeed a powerful tool; they built a strategy that
returned (in their holdout sample) an annualized 29.68% and a Sharpe ratio of
2.57. Read More
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Education, Analysis, and Key Levels
Larry Swing - Jun 27, 2004 - In trading,
two rules holds true:
1. There is more than one way to make money.
2. The ways that are best for making money tomorrow will not be the same as
those that are best for making money today. Read More
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Equity Analyses
Larry Swing - Jun 20, 2004 - The
biotechnology sector has formed a potential head and shoulders top... The
pharmaceutical sector has been consolidating between well defined support and
resistance levels. A break above resistance would be very bullish... Read More
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