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Nassim Taleb Interview

TIM Report: Sentiment Becomes More Bearish

Tradable CDS Index On European Governments To Become Available

Emerging/Global Market Funds May Be In A Commodity Holding Pattern

TIM Report: Sentiment More Bullish - ASH, BAC, BDK Longs

Using International ETFs To Help Time Your Domestic Trades

Regulating Dealers Could Make Things More Risky

Everybody Has A Plan Until They Get Punched

Algorithmic Traders Looking To Twitter For An Edge

Are Efficient Markets Dead?

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Biography

David Enke, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Finance at The University of Tulsa, with research and teaching interests in the areas of financial risk management, quantitative and computational finance, financial engineering, enterprise risk management, investment and trading, the energy markets, and intelligent systems. His research involves forecasting equity, option, and commodity prices, modeling volatility, and managing credit, market, and operational risk.

Additional activities include hedge fund replication, optimizing option-based spreading strategies, and assisting student investment funds. Much of his quantitative research involves the use of intelligent mathematical and computer models, including neural networks, fuzzy logic, evolutionary systems, agent-based systems, artificial life, data mining, and simulation. In addition to university and industry research in price forecasting and trading system development, Dr. Enke has numerous peer-reviewed journal articles and conference proceedings, book chapters, and edited research volumes. He is also an active investor, and comments regularly on his investing and research interests at his blog, Bull Bear Trader.