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We study correlations between web-downloaded gross domestic product (GDP)'s of rich countries. GDP is used as wealth signatures of the country economical state. We calculate the yearly fluctuations of the GDP. We look for forward and backward correlations between such fluctuations. The...
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We have applied the Zipf method to extract the ζ′ exponent for seven financial indices (DAX, FTSE; DJIA, NASDAQ, S&P500; Hang-Seng and Nikkei 225), after having translated the signals into a text based on two letters. We follow considerations based on the signal Hurst exponent and the notion of a...
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The Zipf analysis of n-words in random sequences and financial data series like the stock prices of a company has been performed. The bias as well as the resulting staircase structure of the Zipf plots are taken into account in the subsequent analysis. It is found that correlations for the sign...
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Applying any strategy requires some knowledge about the past state of the system. Unfortunately in the case of economy, collecting information is a difficult, expensive and time consuming process. Therefore, the information about the system is usually known only at the end of some well-defined...
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The detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA) is used to sort out temporal correlations in financial data. Its usefulness for the investigations of long-range power-law correlations in economic sequences is shown. Our findings of persistent and antipersistent sequences are suprisingly similar to...
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Recent observations have indicated that the traditional equilibrium market hypothesis (EMH; also known as Efficient Market Hypothesis) is unrealistic. It is shown here that it is the analog of a Boltzmann equation in physics, thus having some bad properties of mean-field approximations like a...
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