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V. 20:5 (42-45): How Random Is The Dow by Tony Baker and William Arnold

V. 20:5 (42-45): How Random Is The Dow by Tony Baker and William Arnold
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How Random Is The Dow by Tony Baker and William Arnold

This study looks at the market fluctuations of the DJIA to determine if there is any consistency in the markets.

One of the best-known, universally reliable characteristics of the financial markets is their tendency to fluctuate. In times of optimism or pessimism, rising or falling interest rates, inflation or deflation, these deviations from




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