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A

About the Investigator

About the Research

About the Site

A Class Act with Sets

ActiveX Controls on the Web

ActiveX Documents on the Web

ActiveX Scripting

Airplane Flying

Are Imaginary Numbers Real?

Arguments and Data Types in Visual Basic

Asynchronous Downloading

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B

The Basic Tennis Serve

Books, Magazines, Software, Etc.

The Brain and I

Brain and Mind

Bridging the Communication Gap

Building a Training Package

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C

Channels

Chaos Theory

Coding with Ordinary Language

Complexity Theory, Introduction

Computer-Assisted Group-Based Training

Computer Software and Languages

Computer Tennis, Anyone?

The Counting Numbers

Cycle Theory

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D

Decision-Making

Deductions the Old-Fashioned Way

Deductive Predicate Logic

Deductive Sentential Logic

'Dem Bones, 'Dem Bones Gonna ...

Developing a Trading Model

Distributed Processing

Do Numbers Count?

The Dow Theory

The Dreman Contrarian Model

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E

Elliott Wave Theory

Empowerment and Self-Knowledge

Empowerment Skills

Empowerment Technologies

Empowerment Through Knowledge

Encoding for the Computer

Examples of Reading Skills

The Eyes Have It

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F

Feedback

The Fibonacci Model

Financial Empowerment

Finding the Optimum Analytically

Finding the Optimum Using Simulation

A Force with a Lot of Inertia

Fractals

Fuzzy Logic

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G

Gann Theory

Getting a Bang Out of Tennis

Getting a Number on Algebra

Getting to the Bottom of Gravity

Glossary

Going with the Money Flow

The Granville Short-Term Trading Model

The Granville Intermediate-Term Trading Model

Granville's View of Market Dynamics

Group Dynamics

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H

Head and Shoulders Pattern

Home is where the Start is

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I

Indicators of Market Trend

Indicators of Market Trend (Continued)

Information Acquisition Skills

The Integers

Intermarket Analysis: Introduction

Intermarket Analysis: Preliminary Quantification

Intermarket Indicators

The Internet and the World Wide Web

Internet Processing

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K

Knowing Yourself

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L

Laws of Form

Linearity vs. Nonlinearity

The Logarithmic Spiral

Logarithms

Looking vs. Seeing

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M

Management

Market Strategies

Market View of C. W. Smith

Mechanics of Trading

Micro-Worlds and Quantum States

Model Completeness and Consistency

Model Types

Models vs. Consciousness

Models vs. Reality

Modules in Visual Basic

Momentum

Momentum Oscillators

There's Money and there's Liquidity

Motor Skills

Move Dem Bones!

Moving Average

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N

The Nature of Skills

The Neural Network Market Model

Neural Network Models for Skills

Neural Networks

A New Book

The Ney Model

Ney's View of Market Dynamics

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 O

Object-Oriented Programming

Observation Skills

Optimization Studies, Introduction

Ordinary Logic Makes a Statement or Two

Organization Skills

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P

The Paradox

Parallel Computing

Parallel Programming

Pattern Recognition

Perception Skills

Personal Empowerment

Stretching your Personal Space

Personalized Skills Diagnostics Introduction

Play Golf Like a Pro

Preparing the Optimization Study

Problem Solving

Programming the Training Package

Putting Up with Air Resistance

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Q

Quantum States

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R

Rate of Change

Read and React

Reading Skills

Reading Skill Examples

Real Make-Believe Applications

Regression and Correlation

The Relative Strength Index (RSI)

A Representative-Sample Model

Research Questions

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S

SAGE System Training

Science Involvement

Simulation and Distance Learning

Simulation and Reading

Simulation and Training

Simulation, Computer Games, and Movies

Simulation in the Web-Based Classroom

Simulations for Skills Training:

Preface

1: Setting the Table

2: Elements of Make-Believe

3: Computer-Based Make-Believe

4: What the Computer Provides

5: Thinking in Computer Terms

6: Defining the Real-Life Scenario

7: Fulfilling Modeling Requirements

8: Diagramming Interactive Determinants

9: Dealing with Ambiguity

10: Developing Equations of State

11: Converting to a Time-Slice Format

12: Contending with Unpredictability

Simulations for Web-Based Training

Skills and Their Training

Sports and Recreation Studies

Stochastic Peaks

Stock Market, Introduction

The Stock Market Environment

Stock Market Models, Introduction

Stock Selection, Introduction

Stories and Programs

Stretching your Tennis Space

The Stuff of Computer Hardware

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T

Taking the Market's Temprtsture

Technical Analysis, Introduction

Technology of Skills

Telling Stories in BASIC

Telling Stories in VBScript

Tennis in Perspective

Time Series Analysis

Torque

Tracking and Interception of a Tennis Ball

Trading in Gold Stocks

Trading on the Internet

Training

Triangle Patterns

Types of Charts

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V

Video Games, Introduction

VBScript, Features of

Visual Basic, Features of

Visual Basic, Procedures of

Visual Tracking and Interception

Volume Rate of Change

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W

The Web as a Training Platform

Web-Based Training

Web-Based Training Models

The Website Saga

What Analysts are Saying

What About Boolean Algebra?

Winning a Set with the Algebra of Sets

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