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Nonlinear Models in Finance: previsibility of financial markets and applications to risk management

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Da Luz Correa, M. M. R.
Pedro L. Valls Pereira

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Paper provided by Finance Lab, Ibmec São Paulo in its series Finance Lab Working Papers with number flwp_5.

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