Abstract
This article uses Mathematica's built-in financial functions and defines new functions to analyze real-world financial data. Topics covered are linear programming for bond portfolio management, value-at-risk minimization, time-series analysis, simulation, bootstrapping, equity portfolio optimization and artificial intelligence.
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