Quote from Thunderdog:
I think that pure sciences such as physics have limited application to the markets. Crowds may often operate as a group, but the individuals that form them are not quite the mindless particles* that they would probably have to be in order that the laws of physics could be used to describe them with full confidence. That's my guess, anyway.
* Of course, there are some exceptions.![]()
Quote from piezoe:
It might be of interest to know that financial institutions are one of the main sources of jobs for newly minted Ph.D. Physicists.
Quote from ozzy:
That's because no one else will hire them.
As much as I loved physics when I was younger, it's a mistake to pursue this subject in university.

Quote from science_trader:
I love that post !
Quote from kamisu:
No problem, although in my search for information I came across a statement that says, "Seven of the global top ten investment banks are now using Fractal Maps for risk management, trading and reporting applications."
So, if anyone has any information around that...it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks kamisu