I would have a look on the research by Uwe Wystrup.

Considering that the London City Airport is very small, the collection of quant books inside (and even outside of) the departure lounge is enormous.Has anyone of you been to the Waterstones on Picadilly lately?Regards,Ola

<t>HiI have seen a rather new product in the market that by some people is known as a replacement cliquet.It is a capital guaranteed note with monthly monitoring that gives you the accumulated returns at maturity (let's say 1,5 years).So far so familiar. However some of the best monthly returns (let...

Friday 13th of all days?

I would suggest (without having read any of them) that you buy the Duffy book.He is always online here and if something is unclear he is willing to help.

Financial World Bookshop on Bishopsgate, close to Liverpool st station.Regards,Ola

HiThe guys in this thread don't live here anymore.However, I am very interested in the "Safe Crossing" paper.Does anyone of you have it in Pdf form?Regards,Ola

<t>The thing is that there are less than 10 official strip clubs in Sweden. In my home town Malmö (the third biggest city) there were plans of setting up a topless bar but they did not get the alcohol licence (imagine a strip club offering coffee and cookies!!).Indeed, you need to keep your search f...

By the way,since (from what I understand) the quality of chicks is your main or only criteria, I would suggest you head towards my old uni, Lund. It is a good, old and big one with loads of bloned Scandinavian chicks who are all crazy for quant wannabes like you.

<t>I would say that in Sweden, unlike UK, the university students already know what kind of career they want and tend to stay at uni at bit longer.If you want a job as a grad in Sweden you need relevant education. Even though you have been to the best uni you won't get a job in finance if you have b...

<t>There is a Swedish word for computer and that is "dator". I think you'll be able derive its origin.Due to the size of the language, Swedes always needed to learn other languages. For instance, all the foreign TV programs have subtitles.Before the Icelandic financial raids of late (Baughur, Kaupth...

<t>Scandinavia is Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Iceland and Finland are included in the wider term "the Nordic countries". I don't know why but it might have something to do with the languages. Finnish has very little to do with other Nordic languages (even though Swedish is an official language and i...

Well, since I live in the UK for the last five years I don't visit copenhagen too often. But some of my friends there and across the water go there a lot.

YupThere was some gang land shooting in the main pusher street a cpl of months ago and the authorities are trying to close it down.Didn't know that NASA was a gay bar, haven't been there actually.

Of course, I forgot to mention Legoland but it is in the other end of Denmark