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I am looking for some history of using beta to find the correlation between a stock and the market. Information like who first used it, when was it first used, when did it become so popular, etc. Any sources with the information would be great as well.

I am wondering who first thought of some of the first financial ratios which are used in calculating stock values. For instance, who first came up with the idea of P/E ratio, EPS, PEG, etc. I can't seem to find any history of who thought of them or even when they were first used. If anybody can shed any light on this it would be fantastic. Any sources would be nice too.

Thank you

I understand that it converges because 2^n grows a lot faster than n^2 and I think the limit is zero but how do I go about proving it?

I understand that it converges because 2^n grows a lot faster than n^2 and I think the limit is zero but how do I go about proving it?

Just like the question states. I live in Wisconsin and I'm buying from a seller in Michigan.

I seem to have trouble getting my protein to a high enough level for donating plasma. At BioLife, protein levels must be between 6.0-9.0. Not exactly sure what the numbers mean but I, a lot of times, have too low of protein, and I don't think it's because I don't eat enough. For instance, this morning at about 9am, I had 2 eggs in an egg bagel with yogurt and milk for breakfast which is about 25-30 grams of protein. Then at about 10:20, I ate a protein bar with 10g of protein and still only had a protein level of 5.9 at 11:35 at BioLife. Last night for supper I had some chicken, too.

So is it possible that my body consumes protein faster than others? A nurse at BioLife said that is a possibility. Maybe I just need to eat more protein? Should I eat it more throughout the day before I donate too? It doesn't make a difference which finger I get pricked with right?

P.S. I don't like peanut butter but I'll eat peanut protein bars :)

I seem to have trouble getting my protein to a high enough level for donating plasma. At BioLife, protein levels must be between 6.0-9.0. Not exactly sure what the numbers mean but I, a lot of times, have too low of protein, and I don't think it's because I don't eat enough. For instance, this morning at about 9am, I had 2 eggs in an egg bagel with yogurt and milk for breakfast which is about 25-30 grams of protein. Then at about 10:20, I ate a protein bar with 10g of protein and still only had a protein level of 5.9 at 11:35 at BioLife. Last night for supper I had some chicken, too.

So is it possible that my body consumes protein faster than others? A nurse at BioLife said that is a possibility. Maybe I just need to eat more protein? Should I eat it more throughout the day before I donate too? It doesn't make a difference which finger I get pricked with right?

P.S. I don't like peanut butter but I'll eat peanut protein bars :)

I am selling my used car on eBay for $2500 with a buy it now option of $3000. I am from central Wisconsin and a buyer from Los Angeles contacted me and would like to pay with a cashier's check for the buy it now price. He/she has been a member of eBay for 2 months and has no feedback. This is their message:

I will issue out a cashier check for the buy it now price of the vehicle

pls send your full name and address , can you send addtional pictures to me.

pls send your cell number for effective communication

I am selling my used car on eBay for $2500 with a buy it now option of $3000. I am from central Wisconsin and a buyer from Los Angeles contacted me and would like to pay with a cashier's check for the buy it now price. He/she has been a member of eBay for 2 months and has no feedback. This is their message:

I will issue out a cashier check for the buy it now price of the vehicle

pls send your full name and address , can you send addtional pictures to me.

pls send your cell number for effective communication

I am using the FV function to try to calculate what a cost will be after inflation. The problem asks what the cost of college will be 5, 6, 7, and 8 years from now given that the current cost of college is $15000 and the inflation rate each year is 4%. When I try to use the function, it keeps giving the the total cost through the entire period, but I don't want that. I want the individual cost each year.

Thank you for any help.

Suppose that a regular die has been altered so that the faces are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 5. If the die is tossed five times, what is the probability that the numbers recorded are 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in ANY order?

It seems like it was a very good hydrogen vehicle but I found that BMW only produced 100 of them. Why is this? A good source would be nice, but not required.

It seems like it was a very good hydrogen vehicle but I found that BMW only produced 100 of them. Why is this? A good source would be nice, but not required.

If Greg Jennings would not have been injured the last few weeks of the season, Jordy Nelson and Jennings would each have over 1,000 yards and 10 touchdowns. I'm wondering how many times it's been done before and when was the last time it was achieved.

A source would be appreciated.

I know I've found the email address before but i can't remember what it is or where I found it. It was a very simple email address, I remember that much.

I bought a stock when they went on sale but am not sure when I will receive the actual certificate. Does anyone know for sure? I would like a source if you have one as well.

I bought a stock for the Packers but am not sure when I will receive the actual certificate. Does anybody know? I would like a source if you have one.

I hear there is suppose to be a sale tomorrow, November 15th and I would like to buy one. I went to packers.com and tried to email a site it offered but my email failed 3 times.

a link is appreciated :)

give a link

i will judge

thanks