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Network theory provides insights into market connectivity from "summary" of Why Stock Markets Crash by Didier Sornette

Network theory is a powerful analytical tool that can help us understand the intricate connections and relationships between various components of a system, including financial markets. By viewing markets as complex networks of interacting agents, we can gain valuable insights into how information, sentiments, and behaviors flow through the system, ultimately influencing market dynamics. In a network model of a market, individual agents - such as investors, traders, and institutions - are represented as nodes, while the relationships between them are depicted as edges. These relationships can take various forms, including direct interactions, information flows, and dependencies. By analyzing the structure of this network, we can identify key players, influential clusters, and potential vulner...
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    Why Stock Markets Crash

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