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Introduction,ldwide—and their management, maintenance and use often occurs within the context of human–computer interactions (HCI). As of 2018, there were more indices in the world than the number of exchange-traded companies. The relatively sudden and significant growth of indices, passive/active ETFs and index

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Anomalies in Taylor Series, and Tracking Errors and Homomorphisms in the Returns of Leveraged/Invertracking errors and misleading advertising, but are considered to be an improvement over leveraged mutual funds. A group of asset management companies, including Direxion and ProShares, have launched Leveraged/Inverse ETFs that focus on specific markets around the world. As of 2018, more than the eq

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Human Computer Interaction, Misrepresentation and Evolutionary Homomorphisms in the VIX and Optionshich create substantial tracking errors. Many Synthetic ETFs/Funds are constructed with swaps and or futures contracts, and have evolved into quasi-indices. This chapter contributes to the existing literature by: (i) critiquing the calculation methods for options-based indices (Futures Indices, VIX

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