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Profiting from Chaos applies chaos theory to financial markets, explaining how complexity, open systems, critical states, and nonlinear models illuminate market behavior. Drawing on a decade of proven results, the book equips readers to time entry and exit for maximum return, identify megatrends and manias, and incorporate crowd psychology with fundamental economics. It also reviews key concepts such as the random walk, fractal markets, and the relationship between modern portfolio theory and chaotic dynamics.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Tonis Vaga
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