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PickStock WebCab Portfolio (J2EE Edition) WebCab Portfolio (J2SE Edition) WebCab Portfolio for .NET
Stock picker - principal components analysis Markowitz Theory and CAPM: Optimal portfolio Markowitz Theory and CAPM: Optimal portfolio .NET, COM and WS 4 Markowitz Theory and CAPM


$49.00 - Bell Software and Services, Inc.


Uses principal components analysis to search out potentially underpriced stocks by analyzing a user-supplied database of historical stock prices. The program is believed to be an implementation of what is known as 'arbitrage pricing theory'.

$249.00 - WebCab Components


Apply the Markowitz Theory and CAPM to construct the optimal portfolio with/ without asset weight constraints with respect to the risk, return or investors utility function. Also Performance Eval, interpolation, analysis of Efficient Frontier and CML.

$199.00 - WebCab Components


Apply the Markowitz Theory and CAPM to construct the optimal portfolio with/ without asset weight constraints with respect to the risk, return or investors utility function. Also Performance Eval, interpolation, analysis of Efficient Frontier and CML.

$179.00 - WebCab Components


. NET, COM and XML Web service implementation of Markowitz Theory and the CAPM to construct the optimal portfolio with/ without asset weight constraints with respect to the risk, return or investors utility function.


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