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Site Name Finance Description This proposal covers any topic in finance, from Personal to Quantitative. I came to Codidact because StackExchange lacks a website that covers ALL of finance! For i...
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Monica Cellio
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2023-08-01T20:46:50Z (over 1 year ago)
Site Proposal: Finance
- Finance
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Monica Cellio
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2023-07-25T20:41:21Z (over 1 year ago)
creating proposal tag
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Ethen
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2023-07-25T19:03:33Z (over 1 year ago)
- ### Site Name
- Finance
- ### Description
This proposal covers any topic in finance, from [Personal](https://money.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic) to [Quantitative](https://quant.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic).- ### Topics
- Topics covered would include:
- - Personal investing and asset allocation
- - Best practices for saving for retirement, education, and other goals
- - Insurance, including life, home, auto, health
- - Use of software for managing one's finances. (Not recommendations, just questions regarding specific software)
- - Securities trading and investing, whether long- or short-term, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (Excludes specific security recommendations, stock tips/discussion, forecasts.)
- - Investing and trading strategies, including fundamental and technical analysis and other techniques, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (again excluding specific recommendations and evaluation of conditions)
- - corporate or government finance
- - Questions about Bitcoin (or other crypto-currencies)
- - personal finance or government policy
- - securities valuation
- - risk modeling
- - market microstructure
- - portfolio management
- - financial engineering
- - econometrics
- ### Special Features
- This needs MathJax.
- ### Overlaps
- Plainly, Finance overlaps with Math and Physics. Finance is based on math. Many quants studied physics.
- ### Site Name
- Finance
- ### Description
- This proposal covers any topic in finance, from [Personal](https://money.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic) to [Quantitative](https://quant.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic). I came to Codidact because StackExchange lacks a website that covers ALL of finance! For instance, S.E. excludes Corporate Finance. And [Quant S.E.](https://quant.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic) is limited to
- >someone who is
- >
- >- earning a living at this, or
- >- is studying this specifically in graduate school
- >
- >would confront in the course of their job or studies.
- ### Topics
- Topics covered would include:
- - Personal investing and asset allocation
- - Best practices for saving for retirement, education, and other goals
- - Insurance, including life, home, auto, health
- - Use of software for managing one's finances. (Not recommendations, just questions regarding specific software)
- - Securities trading and investing, whether long- or short-term, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (Excludes specific security recommendations, stock tips/discussion, forecasts.)
- - Investing and trading strategies, including fundamental and technical analysis and other techniques, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (again excluding specific recommendations and evaluation of conditions)
- - corporate or government finance
- - Questions about Bitcoin (or other crypto-currencies)
- - personal finance or government policy
- - securities valuation
- - risk modeling
- - market microstructure
- - portfolio management
- - financial engineering
- - econometrics
- ### Special Features
- This needs MathJax.
- ### Overlaps
- Plainly, Finance overlaps with Math and Physics. Finance is based on math. Many quants studied physics.
#1: Initial revision
by
Ethen
·
2023-07-25T19:01:23Z (over 1 year ago)
Site Proposal: Finance
### Site Name Finance ### Description This proposal covers any topic in finance, from [Personal](https://money.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic) to [Quantitative](https://quant.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic). ### Topics Topics covered would include: - Personal investing and asset allocation - Best practices for saving for retirement, education, and other goals - Insurance, including life, home, auto, health - Use of software for managing one's finances. (Not recommendations, just questions regarding specific software) - Securities trading and investing, whether long- or short-term, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (Excludes specific security recommendations, stock tips/discussion, forecasts.) - Investing and trading strategies, including fundamental and technical analysis and other techniques, as practiced by retail traders and investors. (again excluding specific recommendations and evaluation of conditions) - corporate or government finance - Questions about Bitcoin (or other crypto-currencies) - personal finance or government policy - securities valuation - risk modeling - market microstructure - portfolio management - financial engineering - econometrics ### Special Features This needs MathJax. ### Overlaps Plainly, Finance overlaps with Math and Physics. Finance is based on math. Many quants studied physics.