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Showing posts with label wolfram alpha. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

wolfram alpha

There is a ton of buzz about the latest search engine - Wolfram Alpha. Apart from being able to do loads of wacky things, this engine is an amazing financial analysis tool.

Check out some examples. The option valuation and time value of money tools are just fantastic alone.
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