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Alxcapital
Trading math from MIT and Stanford lectures, in plain numbers
Short lecture-sourced posts on why common trading rules are mathematically identical, how Thomas Cover's universal portfolio turned $100k into $7M, and why homemade trading bots lose. Long-form articles on money lessons school skips. Small feed, high views per post.
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writes for English-speaking retail traders who want academic finance without the jargon · Worldwide, in English
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