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Fractional Interaction of Financial Agents in a Stock Market Network


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Fig. 1

The network of XU 100 with the threshold value 0.6854.
The network of XU 100 with the threshold value 0.6854.

Fig. 2

The matrix of correlation distance among the financial agents of XU 100. The darker points are closer to 1 while the lighter ones are closer to 0.
The matrix of correlation distance among the financial agents of XU 100. The darker points are closer to 1 while the lighter ones are closer to 0.

Fig. 3

The community plot of the resulting network.
The community plot of the resulting network.

Fig. 4

MST (above) and PMFG (below) filtering of Community 1.
MST (above) and PMFG (below) filtering of Community 1.

Fig. 5

MST (above) and PMFG (below) filtering of Community 2.
MST (above) and PMFG (below) filtering of Community 2.

Fig. 6

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.1
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.1

Fig. 7

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.2
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.2

Fig. 8

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.3
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.3

Fig. 9

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.4
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.4

Fig. 10

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.5
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.5

Fig. 11

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.6
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.6

Fig. 12

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.7
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.7

Fig. 13

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.8
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.8

Fig. 14

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.9
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.9

Fig. 15

The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.10
The solutions of the initial value problem 40–41 for α = 0.10

Sectors of each considered stock

FinancialsAKBNK, SKBNK, SNGYO, TSKB, TEKST, TRGYO, VKGYO, ALGYO, ISGYO, GARAN, ALBRK, GLYHO, ISCTR, YKBNK, SAHOL, GOZDE, HALKB, VAKBN, ECZYT, SAFGY, EKGYO, SAHOL, GSDHO
IndustrialsASELS, TAVHL, TKFEN, TTRAK, CLEBI
Consumer DiscretionaryASUZU, TKNSA, TOASO, YAZIC, AKSA, ARCLK, GSRAY, KARSN, THYAO, BRISA, DOAS, FENER, MNDRS, METRO, VESBE, ADEL, BJKAS, NTTUR, GOODY, OTKAR, TMSN, EGEEN, FROTO, IHLAS
EnergyAYGAZ, TUPRS, IPEKE, KCHOL
TechnologyNETAS, VESTL
MaterialsSASA, AFYON, ANACM, BAGFS, CIMSA, KONYA, KOZAA, ERBOS, KRDMD, PRKME, SISE, ALKIM, TRKCM, GUBRF, KOZAL, BRSAN, KARTN, PETKM, GOLTS, EREGL
CommunicationsTTKOM, TCELL, DOHOL, HURGZ
Consumer StaplesAEFES, CCOLA, BIZIM, ECILC, BIMAS, MGROS, SODA, ULKER
UtilitiesAKSEN, ALARK, TRCAS, ZOREN, ENKAI
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