Excellent, I've have a look at those, particularly the Boas book. Thank you very much

Can anyone recommend any books that are typically studied for an MFE or very quantitative Finance MSc please? I'm coming from a finance and economics undergrad background and want to see how hard the maths is compared to what I've studied before.

<t>Throw the first ball, then walk half way up to the first ball and throw the second ball over it, then repeat?Assuming that if she can juggle the balls, she can throw one far enough away for this to work. This is a better strategy as it requires much less physical co-ordination and concentration a...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: fars1d3sQuoteOriginally posted by: NoMarkMarkets are never "wrong", they're just a function of all of the participants' expectations. People can be wrong about markets but markets are never wrong about people.This is much too dogmatic. Here is a corollary: Using your do...

Markets are never "wrong", they're just a function of all of the participants' expectations. People can be wrong about markets but markets are never wrong about people.

Are you sure 7 ends in 62 and not 52? Otherwise that one's very simple, just add the previous 2 numbers together and x will be 84. Still thinking about the rest...