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2006 Mar 07
10
[PREVIEW] SmallCap
Somebody suggested SmallCap and that sounds great. This is by no stretch of the imagination Capistrano, so it might better be named MicroCap but it may be useful to some who have (as I do) modest needs in this regard, especially for on-server versioning. Here''s a preview of the usage: Usage: ruby smallcap.rb [op...
2005 May 09
0
Stockmarket Smallcap Profile
Agent 155 Media Group Inc. (OTC: AGMG) "Agent155.com evolved out of the passion for creativity - both it's expression, and its exposure. Agent155.com is a street-level creative arena, providing an affordable, high-quality online presence for the global artistic and athletic communities. Our mission is to make this opportunity for exposure, collaboration, and networking accessible to
2004 Jan 26
0
SharpEye: www.visiv.co.uk
I have been running SharpEye under Wine for a few weeks now. There are a couple of problems 1) The fonts don't always appear correct. Sometimes they correctly show as Arial, sometimes as SmallCaps 2) Can't get TWAIN to work - see earlier message 3) The pull down menus display as XMFile etc. instead of File etc. The author of SharpEye says this is a bug in Wine. -Nigel -- Nigel Horne. Arranger, Composer, Typesetter. NJH Music, Barnsley, UK. ICQ#20252325 njh@despammed.com http://www.b...
2004 Feb 01
0
Naming difference in cbind between (PR#6516)
...th are correct. I normally write in LaTeX, so I normally use {\sc S-Plus}. First, from the literature, the Proprietary Notice on the copyright page of the July 2001 printed edition says {\sc S-Plus} 6 for Windows User's Guide Most of the internal uses of the word in the book are also in smallcaps {\sc S-Plus}. The outside cover does say S-PLUS. The title page says {\sc S-Plus}. Second, by personal discussion, I discussed this spelling with Tim Hesterberg about a year ago. He told me that S-Plus is an appropriate spelling. Third, by gestalt, "S-PLUS" looks like the "PLUS&...
2012 Sep 04
0
Calculate a minimum-variance portfolio with fPortfolio
...ed from Rmetrics 3. Why I don't understand this error: Well, I don't know. The constraints seem good since I would be able to construct an equal-weighted portfolio that satisfies all of them (e.g. with 5% in each asset). 4. Reproducible example: library(fPortfolio) # Data data <- SMALLCAP[, 1:20] # Constraints box.1 <- paste0("minW[1:nAssets] = ", 0) box.2 <- paste0("maxW[1:nAssets] = ", 0.10) box.3 <- "maxsumW[1:nAssets] = 1" box.4 <- "minsumW[1:nAssets] = 1" boxConstraints <- c(box.1, box.2, box.3, box.4) # Portfolio Specs S...
2001 Oct 15
0
Urgent Investor Info
...quire existing small newsletters, is not affiliated with any broker or dealer and is not a registered investment advisor. The information contained in this publication is for informational purposes only and is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of any offer to buy securities. Investment in smallcap companies is considered extremely speculative and may result in the loss of some or all of any investment made in these companies. Investors should use the information contained in this publication as a starting point for conducting additional research on the featured company in order to allow the...
2005 Aug 03
0
Will Shares of This Company be Moving Higher?
...td., "One of our marketing strategies is to establish a connection with medical enterprises such as Guangdong Medicine Group, for the promotion of our products into their commercial networks throughout the entire country." ****REASON TO WATCH PGCN**** Make no mistake: Our mission at SmallCap-Investors is to claw our way through the thousands of underperforming companies out there to find the golden needle in the haystack the micro-cap DIAMOND that can make you rich. More often than not, the stocks we profile show a significant increase in stock price and sometimes in days, not mont...
2004 Jan 31
3
Naming difference in cbind between S-Plus (PR#6515)
Naming difference in cbind between S-Plus and R. I think R is wrong. abc <- data.frame(y=1:4, x=rnorm(4)) abc.lm <- lm(y ~ x, data=abc) predict.lm(abc.lm, type="terms") ## this is where R got the name "x" abc <- cbind(abc, d=abc$y - predict.lm(abc.lm, type="terms")) abc R gives > abc y x x 1 1 -1.33925477 1.163001 2 2 1.52764505
2006 Mar 07
17
[UNDER CONSTRUCTION] YAC? (Yet Another Capistrano)
My needs are far more modest than Capistrano''s capabilities. Also, when working in a shared hosting environment, the Capistrano model can be outside the capabilities allowed by the Web host. I simply need to push selected directories (on a changed-file basis) out to a server. I have about 80% of the code written to do this (I''m considering YAC for the name, with a nod to