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Simulating backtests of stock returns using Monte-Carlo and snowfall in parallel

2015-09-232016-09-13 David Zimmermann2 Comments

You could say that the following post is an answer/comment/addition to Quintuitive, though I would consider it as a small introduction to parallel computing with snowfall using the thoughts of Quintuitive as an example.

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