Nonlinear pricing
Subtitle: theory & applications
By: Christopher T. May.
Series: [Wiley trading advantage]
Publisher: J. Wiley; Wiley
Published: 1999
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 361
Subjects: Pricing.
Other titles: Non-linear pricing
Description: In a totally new way of looking at financial economics, Nonlinear Pricing abandons the traditional assumptions of equilibrium in economics and randomness in a time-series. In this new book, leading hedge fund manager Christopher T. May explores the nature and role of nonlinearity, an inherent part of everyday reality, and illustrates a profit-making strategy.

One of the many striking applications of nonlinear technology in recent years, nonlinear pricing uses cutting-edge technology to identify and exploit patterns hidden within the seemingly helter-skelter rise and fall of daily stock prices. Nonlinear Pricing sheds much needed light on the principles behind this innovative view of reality and provides clear explanations of how it is employed to predict - at least partially - the unpredictable.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [333]-352) and index.
Series statement on jacket.