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I'm running SQL Server 2012.. .wondering if anyone has seen any procedures of functions for doing Monte Carlo simulations on financial data such as the stock markets.<br />
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Seems there may be a function in 2016, but we're not there yet.<br />
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Anyone have experience in this area?<br />
Thank you!<br />
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(I'm also using Coldfusion if there is something there too)
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I'm running SQL Server 2012.. .wondering if anyone has seen any procedures of functions for doing Monte Carlo simulations on financial data such as the stock markets.

Seems there may be a function in 2016, but we're not there yet.

Anyone have experience in this area?
Thank you!

(I'm also using Coldfusion if there is something there too)

Monte Carlo Simulation?

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