Thanks for the replyYes it has to do with a trading job...

Hello Could you please tell me what is pre-trade and post-trade analysis. could you advice any book or any document related to the subject. I googled and I did find what I wanted : a simple introduction to pre and post-trade analysis.Thanks

Nice one! I am referring to Umbrella Contractor Companies..

HiI am looking for an umbrella company at that moment. Do you have any suggestion on a good one and for what reason. Any comment on umbrella companies are welcome..thanks

I would suggest the same book as proposed by Dimathematicain.. This is a very good introduction to Levy processes..Othewise for more theoretical level"Levy Processes and Infinitely Divisible Distributions" Sato"Levy Processes" Jean Bertoin

<t>HiI have been offered a temporary contract (Daily rate = X£) as Quant Analyst in Algo Trading group for a IB in London. I will be kind of contractor and so pay my Taxes by my own. My question: Knowing that I have no experience in the financial industry, and (will) hold a PhD (Maths). What is the ...

What do you mean by removing the autocorrelation? Do you mean get uncorelated data from correlated one or remove the seasonality from the time series?

QuoteOriginally posted by: ronwiseCan you clarify how you got this integral please? I dont quite get it.To me this problem looks like thatW_1 and W_2 are not independent. SoHowever the BM increments are independent and so the following is true

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: LordRAlmost, this would work if Z --> log(Z^2) was an invertible map, but note that log(Z^2) = 2*log(|Z|) so you need to calculate the probability that P(|Z| <= exp(...)) which is not that hard.You are rigth, the function must be invertible... here is may be what you wa...

Hiif you set X=log(Z^2), and you want to get the distribution function F of Xcoudln't you do that:F(x)=P(X<=x)=P(log(Z^2)<=x)=P(Z<=(e^(x))^(1/2))..... ???and then a change of variable in te integral should give what you need Right??

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: KackToodlesQuoteOriginally posted by: WheebMy question is: How would you react if HHs or agencies ask you for your thesis?It most business school phd programs, a student will have a working (circulating) paper version that summarizes one of the essays in his thesis. Suc...

could you get acces to thesis in progress as well on that website???

<r>QuoteThis doesn't quite make sense. You are going to be publishing the dissertation anyway, and once it is published anyone should be able to download it. You are right! but what I mean and as ppauper said, when you start a PhD, you sign a confidentiality agreement with the University...you can p...

<t>I do not fear the fact that the work may be stolen, but I do not want the thesis gets spread over companies, as a CV for example. I guess HHs show the thesis only to potential recruiter. But what about agencies??Also, I guess then an incomplete draft won't mind recruiters, since they do use it to...

<t>Hi,Suppose someone is finishing his PhD Thesis (say has a draft almost finished). After submiting, he plans to publish some papers extracted from his final draft.My question is: How would you react if HHs or agencies ask you for your thesis? knowing that the work is supposed to be confidential bu...