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The mathematical theory of investment
Book • 1913
The Mathematical Theory of Investment by Ernest Brown Skinner is a seminal work that explores the mathematical principles underlying investment strategies.
First published in 1913, it delves into subjects like annuities and bonds, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding investment mathematics.
The book was later revised and published again in 1924.
First published in 1913, it delves into subjects like annuities and bonds, providing a comprehensive framework for understanding investment mathematics.
The book was later revised and published again in 1924.
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Morgan Housel as an example of a dry and boring book on the analytical side of finance.
Morgan Housel as an example of a dry and boring book on the analytical side of finance.
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