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Finance Essentials is specifically designed for traders, investment
analysts, portfolio managers, and others in the financial community with
critical tasks in data analysis and strategy design. Use it to rapidly
build customized proprietary applications, test and evaluate trading and
hedging strategies, and evaluate assets using the CAPM.
Finance Essentials provides a foundation of financial objects (such
as cash flow, option, bond, and interest rates) and functions (such as
spot-forward rate conversions, option valuation, and sensitivity measures)
and shows you how to apply them effectively. Examples help you easily calculate
Markowitz efficient portfolios and compute moving averages.
Using Finance Essentials, you'll quickly learn how to apply the powerful
Mathematica environment for all tasks that require accurate numeric, symbolic,
and graphical computation. You can also link to datafeeds, databases, spreadsheets,
or your own proprietary software. Then dramatically reduce your code development
time when you capitalize on Mathematica's high-level programming language.
Take advantage of Finance Essentials and Mathematica together to implement
new trading concepts and strategies at a pace other software just can't
match.
Features
- Interest Rates
- Flat rates
- Term structure of interest rates--spot rates, forward rates, discount factors
- Conversion functions
- Bonds
- Bond payments
- Accrued interest
- Bond valuation
- Risk measures--duration, convexity
- Cash Flows
- Cash flow valuation
- Risk measures--duration, convexity
- Options
- Options valuation
- Risk measures--Delta, Theta, Rho, Lambda, Gamma, elasticity
- Implied volatility
- Finance Calendar Functions
- 30/360 and Actual/Actual Day Count Bases
- Example Applications
- Markowitz efficient frontier
- CAPM
- Betas and security-market line
- Moving averages
- Random number generation




Stefan Steinhaus, webmaster@steinhaus-net.de