Malfunctioning Computers: Who Pays? Technical Analysis Of Stocks And Commodities (TASC) April, 1985, 40-41
Prediction By Index TASC June, 1985, 46-7, 50 (Non statistical--Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators)
Gambler's Paradox TASC October, 1985 30-31, 44 (Relative Price Change)
A Simple Analogue Of Auto- And Cross-Correlation TASC November, 1985, 29-31
Skill Or Luck? TASC March, 1986, 15
Detecting A Dependent Process TASC April, 1986, 21-23, 29 (Category Price Change)
Detecting Dependence TASC June, 1986, 16-19 (Triggered Histogram, Density Histograms, Differential Spectrum)
Detecting Hidden Signals TASC November, 1986, 38-39 (Averaging)
The N-Method TASC December, 1986, 46-47
Are There Patterns In Financial Ratios? TASC February, 1987, 16-18 (Price Earning Ratios)
Money Supply (M2): A Leading Economic Indicator TASC October, 1987, 32-36
Expert Witness: Are You One? Dental Economics 1987, 77: 55-6
You Too Can Be An Expert Witness Nurses Life 1987, 7: 38-40
What's In The Standard & Poors's 500 Stock Index?
Understanding Randomness TASC November, 1987, 37 (Book review)
Correlations: Serial And Auto TASC April, 1988, 25-26
A More Conservative Estimate Of Risk TASC August, 1989, 42-43
How Random Is Random? TASC August, 1990, 50-53
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