Project: Portfolio Selection · A Toy Market

Lesson 2

Nikolai Chukhin · Alexander S. Kulikov

Suppose a trading log consists of \(n\) buy orders and \(n\) sell orders for one stock. At every moment the number of sell orders already made must not exceed the number of buy orders already made: we cannot sell a share before we have bought it.

Problem. How many valid logs are there for \(n=4\)?

5 points