Title: A multiple-author hodgepodge of trading strategies
Review: There is little cohesion or direction in this collection of chapters, each by a different author. It reminded me more of a collection of conference proceedings than than the comprehensive treatise the title seems to promise. For example, I suppose neural network theory is germane to computerized trading by large institutions but I suspect that even active mathematically-savvy investors (me, for example) will find little of practical use for day-trading. There are better books with recent publication dates...Friedfertig's book on day-trading comes to mind...and I almost returned Jurik's "book". In retrospect, I wish I had.
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