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bayesian statistics

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Next semester I was planning to take a course. Due to schedule clashes I can take only one of Advanced Probability theory-2( in part 1 they already covered LLN and CLT) and Bayesian Statistics. Which one will be more useful for me going into finance? Advanced Probability theory-2 covers Martingale and Markov processes rigorously.

Statistics is used a lot in arbitrage kind of positions, so I am confused about the course I should take. Any suggestions?
 
Generally, take statistics if you are interested in trading, and probability if you are interested in pricing derivatives.
 
Please, bear with me, I am just starting a program in spring. Is not derivatives pricing used for trading?
 
they are useful. We have seen application of that in dynamic linear models.
 
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