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A free, complete guide to Technical Analysis

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Re: A free, complete guide to Technical Analysis

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Anyone thinking about doing doing some technical analysis may well become less enthusiastic about the idea if they first played around with generating some random time-series with statistics similar to the real thing and then dwelling on the fact that they look pretty close to the real thing. GARCH(1,1) isn't a bad place to start (although it's not perfect). I just put up some R code on github for this here: https://…

Looking pretty close to the real random and being actually random are two different things, which is why RNG analysis is so difficult.
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