Paul Krugman argued in a recent article in the New York Times Magazine that the economics profession failed, because economists mistook beauty, clad in impressive looking mathematics, for truth. Economists developed fancy equations, because they were in love with the vision that capitalism was a perfect or nearly perfect system. Krugman did not claim to know, where economists should go from here, but it seemed certain to him that economists have to live with the messiness of economics and incorporate the realities of finance into macroeconomics. (more…)
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High frequency finance in trading breaks deadlock of economics.
September 24th, 2009 |
High frequency finance, News | Tags: Economics, financial markets, fractal theory, High frequency finance
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Rich: Agree with the first comment by L where retail traders has the limit to gain access to high quality data and...
mark brant: Deevz, I think it can be simple if one uses intelligent levels of exposure like in HTT. I’ve read...
Deevz: @Mark: I dont think its that simple. Maybe you should reread Olsen’s papers on heterogeneous...
mark brant: I see excessive price movements as caused primarily, possibly soley, by leveraged trading on credit...
richardo: Behavior of traders is fractal; the impact of a forecasting service is to reduce the size of the big...
richardo: Yes, it is possible: You draw a point and figure chart with the following additional features. For each...
mark brant: Deevz, I think it can be simple if one uses intelligent levels of exposure like in HTT. I’ve read...
Deevz: @Mark: I dont think its that simple. Maybe you should reread Olsen’s papers on heterogeneous...
mark brant: I see excessive price movements as caused primarily, possibly soley, by leveraged trading on credit...
richardo: Behavior of traders is fractal; the impact of a forecasting service is to reduce the size of the big...
richardo: Yes, it is possible: You draw a point and figure chart with the following additional features. For each...

