Quantitative analysis

Thanks jyoti for your elucidation on the matter. QA is being used in many cases to determine the IQ of a candidate. I suppose it indicates that to what extent can a person put to use his knowledge.

Quantitative analysis applies mathematics, among others stochastic calculus, to finance. In broad terms, quantitative analysis is simply a way of measuring things. Examples of quantitative analysis include everything from simple financial ratios such as earnings per share,  to something as complicated as discounted cash flow, or option pricing.

In today's environment, data is not fully leveraged as a business asset because of trim analytical staffs and information overload. Quantitative Analysis can assist by applying advanced statistical analysis techniques to help getting more from data, as well as external data sources. It helps in finding that even a modest investment in analysis can yield great returns in increased revenues, improved profits, and better understanding of the decision at hand. For every project we take the time to fully analyze all the appropriate data, and deliver profitable decision-making tools and knowledge.

Hey,

I have read about this. But I really do not know have knaowldge about it at all.

Must do some reading before, i can comment.

Analysis based on law of conservation of "money". Once a set of investors enter the market, they exit with a deffinite profit margin. On the other hand, if the market falls, a lot of STOP-LOSSES get triggered for the long position holders. Similarly, when the market rises, a lot of STOP-LOSSES get triggered for the sell position holders. On this basis, technical analysis like quantitative analysis is derived.