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1 comment:
Although the idea of quant analysis is appealing to me. It simply won't work in markets with limited infromation. Almost no other country has an SEC that requires as strict data collection and record-taking as ours does. Until information is credible and available worldwide, I doubt I wound consider using a quant in emerging markets
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