Funny, that sounds so obvious, but it took a mathematical genius like Mandelbrot to show us another way of seeing AND thinking about physical forms and patterns of all sorts, including the stock market.
Mandlebrot - photo from Paul Barsch's site who writes of Ten Lessons from Mandelbrot applied to Marketing. |
The 12 /26/ 2010 NY Times Magazine issue, The Lives They Lived, included an obituary on Mandelbrot, the man who gave structure to chaos. Read it.
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3 comments:
yes- math and art, both universal languages. & great fractal pictures -too. thanks!
Thank you for the reference to the Mandelbrot article on your post!
Paul, I understand the images far better than fractal patterns as they apply to finance!
Kara, I love the universal language idea, but think we all have very thick accents when we try to converse with each other...?
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