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I am a bit curios about what quants really do and am therefore planning to buy a book about quantitative analysis (basically to read for fun).
Can someone recommed a good book which describes "real world" techniques?
Preferably something suitable for someone with the "usual" background (in my case a PhD in physics).
Is Cuthbertson's "Quantitative Financial Economics: Stocks, Bonds and Foreign Exchange" any good?
Can someone recommed a good book which describes "real world" techniques?
Preferably something suitable for someone with the "usual" background (in my case a PhD in physics).
Is Cuthbertson's "Quantitative Financial Economics: Stocks, Bonds and Foreign Exchange" any good?