@Willz_100@mindofprospect Macro finance requires an understanding of monetary policy, macroeconomics, econometrics and statistical modelling. These aren't typically core components of a geography degree. Economic geography isn't the same as economics. You're confusing possible career paths
Looking at an NVDA earnings vol trade: sell the 20 Nov $150/$145 put spread and $200/$205 call spread (iron condor). Thesis: implied vol is overstating the expected move, allowing us to capture premium from post-earnings IV crush. Defined risk, quant-driven entry. $NVDA
@mindofprospect Its absolutely not numerical enough for finance jobs. I ran Quant desks, Trading desks and risk desks and never employed anyone with a Geography degree...infact any degree outside Math, Physics, CS, Electrical/Mechanical Engineering
@Elijah8aqm@ruaidhriheath@Muxley14 Nobody said geography was just reading maps. But a bit of coding in geoinformatics doesn't make geography equivalent to mathematics or computer science. A technical specialism doesn't suddenly make the entire degree highly marketable. That's the distinction you're missing.
@DapperD71783574@Muxley14 Let's not confuse transferable skills with marketable technical skills. Mathematics opens doors to finance, quant, engineering and data science. Geography? Unless you're specialising in GIS or geospatial analytics, the career advantage is far less obvious. Not bashing just real
@muenzak@bammybae_ Man is right...i cant talk about the fear and benefits part but move about...try contracting too if the market is decent in your sector...100k is totally achievable in the UK
@LollaThinks@BitcoinBertie@RupertMyers I believe the point being made was that he is not acting up or pretending to not cope...he really cant cope. There was no suggestion that the alleged victims have less news space, just abit of extra info
@RupertMyers If he is that mentally fragile then he has been even more stupid that I thought because he cant handle the heat of what is coming..he should have played life within the law with a good moral compass and avoided all this
@MomAngtrades I feel exactly the same way...customers are now taken for granted...I tend to eat at the same places so I notice the price hikes every 3 to 6 months