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Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Author -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: The Fixed Income Market -- Fixed Income Overview -- Why Use C++ -- Calculating Simple Interest Rates -- Problem -- Solution -- How It Works -- Complete Code -- Sample Use -- Compound Interest -- Problem -- Solution -- How It Works -- Complete Code -- Sample Use -- Modeling Cash Flows -- Problem -- Solution -- Calculating Present Value -- Calculating Present Value in C++ -- Using STL Containers -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Modeling Bonds -- Problem -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Further Reference -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: The Equities Market -- Equities Market Concepts -- Market Participants -- Moving Average Calculation -- Problem -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Calculating Volatility -- Problem -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Computing Instrument Correlation -- Problem -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Calculating Fundamental Indicators -- Problem -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: C++ Programming Techniques in Finance -- Calculating Interest Rates for Investment Instruments -- Solution -- Complete Code -- Running the Code -- Creating Financial Statement Objects -- Solution -- Smart Pointers -- Using Unique Pointers -- Complete Code -- Transferring Ownership -- Pitfalls of Unique Pointers -- Determining Credit Ratings -- Solution -- Using Shared Pointers -- Complete Code -- Using the auto Keyword -- Collecting Transaction Data -- Solution -- Exception Handling -- Complete Code -- Implementing Vector Operations -- Solution -- Operator Overloading -- Complete Code -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Common Libraries for Financial Applications -- Handling Analyst Recommendations -- Solution -- More About STL Vectors and Maps -- Complete Code

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