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Applying Statistical Models to Behavioral Stock Investment
李奕澄 , Masters Advisor:張國華
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6840/cycu202000078
行為股票投資 ; 投資組合最佳化 ; 安全第一模型 ; Behavioral Stock ; Behavioral portfolio Optimization ; Safety-first model


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