Mathematical models...
Is there any way to guard against over-reliance on a mathematical model... seems to be too many hedge funds blowing up if they're so foolproof.
Is there any way to guard against over-reliance on a mathematical model... seems to be too many hedge funds blowing up if they're so foolproof.
+15 | Full Time Timeline | 1 | 6d | |
+13 | Iron Ore Trading? | 12 | 4d | |
+9 | AVP / AD Fixed Income Trader Salary | 1 | 16h | |
+9 | Question on SA 2025 SnT timings | 1 | 3d | |
+4 | Understanding the Yield Curve | 2 | 2d | |
+3 | Nomura Global Markets | 8 | 20h | |
+3 | What NOT To DO in S&T and Banking | 3 | 22h | |
+3 | Citi lateral hire | 1 | 4d |
Career Resources
no one actually thinks, "they're so foolproof." in the real world, you make empirical adjustments as needed.
while (program running) { if (unpredictable events occur) go back in time; implement changes in model;
else if (no events occur) continue_to_watch_the_money_pile_up; }
Qui esse sint et. Voluptatem ipsam laboriosam doloremque nemo est voluptas ut et. Est in aut maiores ut sed. Tenetur nulla voluptas omnis non sed maiores dolor. Et veritatis consequatur voluptatibus velit sunt maxime. Enim excepturi nihil minima beatae rem quidem recusandae.
Quis explicabo quaerat illum autem. Mollitia dolores itaque repellat ab doloremque ut.
Esse ducimus dolore deserunt laudantium. Totam aspernatur molestias officiis quaerat id nam.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...