He has a degree in Mathematics and a “Maitrise” in Theoretical Computer Science (U. Paris, France), a Master in International Management in Finance and Investments (Thunderbird, USA) and a Master of Art in Philosophy of Science (U. Paris, France). Besides mathematics and philosophy, his research interests are about research itself (!), causality and axiology. He has approximatively 30 years of experience on the financial market during which he occupied various positions (analyst, researcher, broker, trader, fund manager, floor manager, training manager), dealing with different financial instruments, on all most asset classes, which led him to question forecasting heuristics and pursue research (for instance his MA in Philosophy thesis is about forecasting heuristics). He considers capital and financial markets as an ideal applied field of what is the fundamental, theoretical and transversal topic of axiology. Based on both my educational and professional experience, He observed through my models that studying price history is a way to forecast future market swings with accuracy and in details. He also gradually came to a very common conclusion in science, which is that the way the measurement of what is observed is essential, and therefore He invented and developed a pilot market software, Equibars, a new display that dynamically rebuilds charts continuously so that the perspective is at all time the present.