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If you call Random.Next( N ) where N = 2, the resulting random values will be either 1 or 1.
Survivorship Bias
Bias in the average returns of a sample of funds induced by excluding past returns on funds that left the sample because they happened to be unsuccessful.
Self-Selection Bias
Refers to the bias introduced into research results when individuals select themselves into a group, causing a non-random sample.
Statistical Arbitrage
Use of quantitative systems to uncover many perceived misalignments in relative pricing and ensure profit by diversifying across all of these small bets.
Quantitative Techniques
Mathematical and statistical methods used to analyze numerical data, often applied in economics, finance, and operational research to facilitate decision-making.
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