8. Important for readers
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I hope you find this site, a documentary resource at your free disposal online whenever you need it, interesting and useful.
I try to improve and complement its content constantly.
My treatise-guidebook "Concept d'image appliqué à l'évaluation des actions" (sorry, published only in French and now out of print)
gave more details about stock valuation, but, gradually, I entered them more and more in this website.
About the behavioral finance topic, this site has a leading position on the Internet.
Of course, the links page gives access to a broad selection of complementary resources,
as well for academics and professionals than for the general public.
Also I wrote various article on finance, economics, psychology and other topics in the knol encyclopedia.
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I have a long, varied and high level practice of finance, banking, management / marketing and international consulting.
>I would be pleased to receive your comments, suggestions, questions.
Please send them byand/ or participate to our Behavioral-Finance discussion group/ mailing list.
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Reader's contributions fill progressively a site section on still under-explored subjects:
behavioral finance & economy, fuzzy finance & economy, weak signals, types of probabilities,
investor decisions, ideas for new financial assets...
Please tell me if you find these subjects worth exploring further, and send your ideas.
Either by
or better via the
Behavioral-Finance forum.
The more innovative, the more chance they have to appear here (with your name or nick, and a link to your site if you have one).
I would like this site to differ from some research journals that often judge papers on how they abide
to existing paradigms and standardized investigation methods.
Half-cooked ideas are welcome, and one can lead to another.
True research has to find new paths, precisely those where nobody knows for sure where they lead.
The counterpart is obviously that criticism is welcome also. And, although a believer in serendipity (discovery by accident),
I don't go as far as to consider, in relation with the Murphy law, that "all discoveries were made by mistake".
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Site initial launching date: 20 Aug. 1999.
Copyright © 1999-2012 Peter Greenfinch. All rights reserved.
Contain extracts from the treatise (Copyright © 1997) mentioned above.
You may take one copy for your PERSONAL use. And give short quotations, stating the source.
To reproduce, translate or represent more contents (or to frame any content or page in another site),
you need the author's prior consent.
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This site is only for informational, educational and research purposes.
It should not be construed as a solicitation or an offer to buy or sell any security.
Readers must be conscious that
* The domains covered are complex and constantly evolving
* Markets are, by their nature, always risky.
Past performance does not guarantee future performance.
The information and methods are given without warranties of any kind and are subject to change without notice.
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