Contents & References of Optimal portfolio selection using rule-based fuzzy expert system
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Chapter One: Outline of the Plan
1-1 statement of the problem. 2
1-2 research objectives. 2
1-3 The importance of the research topic and the motivation for choosing it. 3
1-4 research hypotheses. 3
1-5 research model. 4
1-7 research methods. 6
1-8 scope of research. 6
1-9 community and sample size. 6
1-10 limitations and research problems. 7
Chapter Two: Theoretical Studies
Introduction. 9
2-1 Theoretical research literature. 10
2-1-1 Investment. 10
2-1-2 Why do we invest?. 10
2-1-3 The importance of investment study. 11
2-1-4 investment process. 11
2-1-5 The structure of the decision-making process. 12
2-1-5-1 Securities analysis. 12
2-1-5-2 portfolio management. 13
2-1-6 Markowitz model. 14
2-1-7 Criticisms on the modern portfolio theory. 16
2-2 expert systems 17
2-2-1 different definitions of expert system 20
2-2-2 advantages of expert systems 20
2-2-2-1 organizational advantages. 20
2-2-2-2 User benefits. 23
2-2-3 Limitations of expert systems 23
2-2-4 Expert systems and artificial intelligence. 23 2-2-5 General method of expert systems analysis (initiative method) 26 2-2-6 General model of expert systems 26 2-2-7 Elements of an expert system 27 2-2-8 Applications of expert system 28 2-2-9 Use of rules to represent knowledge. 30
2-2-10 fuzzy expert systems. 30
2-2-11 review of the software used for expert system design 32
2-2-12 Comparison of expert systems and decision support systems. 33
2-2-13 difference between DSS and expert systems 34
2-3 stock market analysis. 35
2-3-1 Fundamental analysis. 35
2-3-1-1 strengths of fundamental analysis. 38
2-3-1-2 weaknesses of fundamental analysis. 39
2-3-1-3 Some fundamental indicators used 39
2-3-2 What is technical analysis?. 47
2-3-2-1 Philosophy or logic. 49
2-3-2-2 indicator (index) 50
2-3-2-3 What does an indicator provide? 50
2-3-2-4 Why do we use indicators?. 51
2-3-2-5 tips about using technical indicators. 51
2-3-2-6 leading indicators (guiding) 52
2-3-2-7 regressive indicators (consolidating) 53
2-3-2-8 leading indicators versus regressive. 53
2-3-2-9 Oscillation of Momentum Views (measure of movement) 54
2-3-2-10 Types of Oscillation Views 54
2-3-2-11 Some important terms. 55
2-3-2-12 terms used in the field of price. 59
2-3-2-13 Advantages and disadvantages of technical analysis. 60
2-3-2-14 Flexibility and adaptability of technical analysis. 61
2-3-2-15 technical analysis and its efficiency in different time frames. 62
2-3-2-16 economic forecasts. 62
2-3-2-17 Some criticisms about technical analysis. 63
2-3-2-18 How to coordinate technical and fundamental analysis? 67
2-3-2-19 technical indicators used 68
2-4 research background. 74
2-4-1 Portfolio management. 74
2-4-2 Financial analysis. 77
2-4-3 Financial planning. 78
2-4-4 Rating of bonds. 78
2-4-5 Bankruptcy risk assessment. 79
2-4-6 Investment. 79
2-4-7 Credit granting. 80
Chapter 3: Research identification method (methodology)
Introduction. 82
3-1 research method. 82
3-2 Statistical population. 83
3-3 sample volume and measurement method. 83
3-4 Information collection tools. 83
3-5 Data analysis method 84
3-6 Hypotheses 85
3-7 Variables 85
3-7-1 Fundamental indicators used 85
3-7-2 Technical indicators used 86
3-9 Research model. 87
Chapter Four: Analysis of Research Findings
Introduction. 89
4-1 The first step of removing unacceptable shares. 89
4-2 stock evaluation stage. 90
4-2-1 Fuzzification of inputs 98
4-2-2 De-fuzzification. 101
4-4 The final portfolio. 104
4-5 Analysis of hypotheses104
4-5 analysis of research hypotheses. 126
4-5-1 The first hypothesis. 126
4-5-2 The second hypothesis. 126
4-5-3 The third hypothesis. 127
Chapter Five: Conclusions and Suggestions
Introduction. 138
5-1 Conclusion. 138
5-2 Research limitations and problems. 141
3-5 suggestions from the results of research findings. 141
5-4 Suggestions for future research. 142
List of Persian sources. 144
List of English sources. 145
English abstract. 149
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