Chaos effects in operational systems (COS)

There are three main findings in the present project:
 
1. In order to describe chaotic systems, one must use conservation variables such as the "conserved value" (cf. parallel project CFA), as in the natural sciences. The existence and form of this conserved value could be mathematically proven or derived.
2. Using a newly developed marketing tool, it could be shown that chaos effects never occur when predicting market shares, but they do when predicting the time span until market share is reached.
3. As most financial products do not have a stable balance between supply and demand, prices fluctuate chaotically and stock market speculation is comparable to pure gambling.