@BFW I can personally vouch for #1 & #3. Larry worked out at Nebraska going into the draft doing incline bench 3x10: 275, 285, 295 lbs with myself. Suh was an absolute stud even as a freshman.
@BFW I can personally vouch for #1 & #3. Larry worked out at Nebraska going into the draft doing incline bench 3x10: 275, 285, 295 lbs with myself. Suh was an absolute stud even as a freshman.
@LSDinmycoffee @thinkingvols Yes, short term cap to upside to finance a longer dated bull spread while collecting 50 bucks if it all settles worthless.
@Anthony_Bonato Foreign language as it's part of the Arts and Science College. Engineers don't have this issue as they have their own College at most major institutions.
@QuantaMagazine 55 yrs and counting is ridiculous. Multiple generations of top physicists down the rabbit hole, without a scientific claim. And they're not even sure if they can state one! It should be reclassified as Math, and/or the NSF should diversify half its future funding going forward.
@QuantaMagazine 55 yrs and counting is ridiculous. Multiple generations of top physicists down the rabbit hole, without a scientific claim. And they're not even sure if they can state one! It should be reclassified as Math, and/or the NSF should diversify half its future funding going forward.
@littmath Lol, no.
But pls tell me ur going to explain axiomatic assumptions of "fair" to them by the end. I read through some comments, and it's painful.
@quant_arb@KrisAbdelmessih@KrisAbdelmessih is also an extremely talented trader.
Everyone should subscribe to his blog because it's not just theory. His ideas make real PnL in practice.
In a previous life, we stood next to each other and competed, so I experienced his abilities first hand.
@quant_arb@KrisAbdelmessih@KrisAbdelmessih is also an extremely talented trader.
Everyone should subscribe to his blog because it's not just theory. His ideas make real PnL in practice.
In a previous life, we stood next to each other and competed, so I experienced his abilities first hand.
@quant_arb@SinclairEuan "Volatility and Correlation: The Perfect Hedger and the Fox" by Rebonato.
Derman/Sinclair books are best. Natenberg is outdated. Taleb has lots of mathematical errors, so be careful even though it's really good for quantitative non-linearity intuition before you read Rebonato.
@quant_arb@SinclairEuan "Volatility and Correlation: The Perfect Hedger and the Fox" by Rebonato.
Derman/Sinclair books are best. Natenberg is outdated. Taleb has lots of mathematical errors, so be careful even though it's really good for quantitative non-linearity intuition before you read Rebonato.
@AriDavidPaul@Ritholtz@EricBalchunas I agree with your logic, but I still think there is going to race to the bottom with fees over time as other services become cheaper. My best guess initially is to start around 50 bps.
@HsakaTrades He is incorrect. Just as banks are allowed to be compliant with regulations using an "ethical wall", so may CB with their BD and FCM products and services under current SEC, CFTC rules and regulations.
In fact currently, physical commodities have an easier hurdle of compliance.