Posted inSaving and Investing
How to Invest in California Tax-Exempt Bond ETFs Using Excel
California Tax-Exempt Bond ETFs are exchange-traded funds that invest in municipal bonds issued by the…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Estimating Parameters of Random Variables in Microsoft Excel
Estimates of parameters of random variables are values that approximate the true characteristics of the…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Understanding Linear Regression in Excel
Linear regression is a technique used to model the relationships between observed variables. The idea…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Understanding Joint Distribution of Random Variables in Excel
A joint distribution of random variables is a way of describing how the probabilities of…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Binomial Convergence Theorem in Excel Formulas
The Binomial Convergence Theorem is a mathematical result that tells us when and how we…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Moment Generating Function Convergence Theorem in Excel
The Moment Generating Function Convergence Theorem is a result in probability theory that relates the…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Central Limit Theorem in Excel
The Central Limit Theorem is a statistical concept that describes how the average of a…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Continuous Random Variables in Excel
A continuous random variable is a type of variable that can take any value in…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Independence of Random Variables in Excel
Independence of random variables is a concept in probability theory that describes how two or…
Posted inSaving and Investing
Discrete Random Variables in Excel
A discrete random variable is a type of variable that can only take a certain…