2025/04/10 updated
Based on my modest experience, I believe beginners tend to grasp fundamental concepts more effectively by quickly learning key points through simple calculation examples. Later, when they have more time, thoroughly reading specialized books to learn sophisticated theories may reduce the chances of stumbling or giving up midway in their learning journey. To offer some reference, although it may not be ideal, I've summarized key points primarily using simple calculation examples for this quick-learning method. In these calculations, I utilize not only spreadsheet software like Excel but also free statistical software such as R and free mathematical software like Maxima. All of these tools are valuable in practical business scenarios. Even those who are not skilled in mathematics can attempt fairly complex calculations using these tools.
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Black Scholes model with MAXIMA
deriving Black Scholes option's Delta
Greek letters)option greeks with MAXIMA
monte carlo simulation of skewed distribution of OTM option's returns in R
option pricing and volatility estimating with Excel
geometric brownian
motion using R
Interval estimate of mean
(application for financial analysis using Excel and R)
normal distribution plot in MAXIMA
lognormal distribution and confidence interval of stock price
portfolio analysis using Excel matrix function(3 assets)
CAPM and SML derivation using Excel
efficient frontier with short selling will be examined using Excel
Understanding the MM proposition 2 (with corporate taxes) using simple numerical examples
derivation of unlevered beta
using the MM proposition
New
numerical examples of semivariance,Sortino ratio,LPM,UPM in
Excell
simple numerical examples of arbitrage relations
Kalman filtering and smoothing with Excel and R
analysis of daily stock price movement
using local linear trend model
New
simple numerical examples of ADF test with R
difference equation with MAXIMA
invertibility,causality of ARMA(1,1) model with MAXIMAE
GARCH(1,1)regression with garch in R
dickey
fuller distribution with R
supurious regression and cointegration with R
discriminant logit probit analysis in R
elementary approach to Gaussian Copula with R
logistic distribution with MAXIMA
estimating probability of default using Merton model
Nelson-Siegel model with MAXIMA
internal rate of return with Excel
monte carlo simulation of skewed distribution of OTM option's returns in R
computing
pi using Monte Carlo in
R.
simple financial model using Monte Carlo
simulation with R
bootstrapping
simple regression