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Online marketing is a must – it’s how SEO Company in Wisconsin survive and thrive on the web with backlink building services. It’s an experts-game; leave it to us, you should see this post. Many performance limitations can only be discovered under load and with full visibility into both application and infrastructure metrics. Know how […]
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How Does a State’s Party Bias Relate to Per Capita GDP?
March 26, 2016
by Tucker Balch
Recent data shows that there is a weak relationship between Democratic bias and higher per capita GDP.
Posted in: public policy, research
How do stop-loss orders affect trading strategy performance?
February 10, 2016
by Tucker Balch
By Tucker Balch, Ph.D. and Anderson Trimm, Ph.D. “A stop order is an order placed with a broker to sell a security when it reaches a certain price. A stop-loss order is designed to limit an investor’s loss on a position in a security” —investopedia. In this article we investigate how the addition of stop-loss orders affect […]
How to avoid accidental global variables in Python
January 29, 2016
by Tucker Balch
Because of the way the Python programming language is implemented it is easy to “accidentally” define and use global variables without the programmer even realizing it. Later on, the code might behave oddly and be hard to debug. Here’s a quick trick you can use to avoid that pitfall.
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Do the returns of high turnover trading offset tax consequences?
January 20, 2016
by Tucker Balch
Vip Opções Binárias that trade frequently usually have high turnover and are therefore taxed at a higher rate than strategies that hold positions for one year or longer. In this article we examine the tax consequences for high turnover strategies. keywords: short term capital gains tax, investing, trading
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Could Artificial Intelligence have predicted this correction?
January 15, 2016
by Tucker Balch
To answer that question, we asked our Machine Learning-based forecaster what it thought would happen a month ago.
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