The Black-Scholes equation, used to price financial options since 1973, is secretly a sibling of the heat equation from physics. Economists Fischer Black and Myron Scholes borrowed the math of heat diffusion—how temperature spreads—to model stock price volatility. It’s a rare case where physics directly bankrolled Wall Street.
You guys need to understand the degeneracy of korean daytradooors. The KOSPI could fall 20% from friday and it'll still be +19% YTD. It could fall 50% and it will still be +30% YoY
@brettharrison@TradingDutchman Not here to contest efficacy of their regs, but dude… citing gdp per capita? More people live in my apartment block than in all of Bermuda.
Knock knock.
Who’s there?
Auto.
Auto who?
Auto-callable. I’m structured for income, priced for complacency, and triggered by despair.
You thought you were clipping coupons…turns out, you were the coupon.
“This is a reminder that it is expensive to kick the fiscal can down the road:” JPM's Priya Misra. After Moody's downgrade of the US, 30-year yields climb past 5%, approaching some of the highest levels since 2007.
The US steepener is still the trade that keeps on giving for 1 fundamental reason:
The market keeps on underestimating US nominal GDP growth!
SOFR Jun-26 is back to end-March levels and yet:
1. Z6 - 10Y curve is 25bp steeper
2. 2s10s is 20bp steeper
Plenty to go
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