Anyone have an electronic copy of 'Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives?'
I usually keep one at my desk, but it looks like it has been stolen (or maybe thrown away). We have an intern on the desk right now, and he sucks, so I am looking to have him read Hull and do some exercises before he asks any more questions.
Thanks.
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Cheers.
What constitutes a sucky intern?
A bad intern = someone I don't like.
Maybe they show up late. Maybe they have an attitude about getting tea/coffee/breakfast/lunch. Maybe they take themselves too seriously. Maybe they're not particularly clever. Maybe they're not commercial. Maybe they have hygiene issues. Maybe they're a 'close talker.' Maybe they're socially inept. Maybe they ask too many questions. Maybe they ask bad questions. Maybe they talk too much. Maybe they don't talk at all. Maybe they have no sense of humor.
There are a lot of ways to be awkward, but I guess that would sum up the primary quality of a bad intern.
Naw, you don't need Hull's book. I will do his job fro free. Lol I read Hull's book and "Arbitrage theory in continuous time" by Bjork etc. I can price many different contingent claims. Still a lot to learn tho. And I need some experience.
What kind of derivatives are you trading? Interest rate derivatives? Currency derivatives? Equity derivatives? Weather?
Sounds like everyone my firm hires now. Ahhh, the things we will stoop to for a knowledge of Matlab, GARCH, R, C++, C#, etc., and then the kids end up being terrible at trading.
I have the latest edition and the solution key. Let me know if you need that.
hey bearcats, could I have them too? Thanks.
Send it over, bearcats.
Bearcats, you mind posting the latest edition and the solution key? Or messaging me. EIther or, thanks.
me too please bearcats...
A bad intern is one who asks question that are answered already in the texts.
Hope you don't mind me asking, but how does one get an internship on a trading desk without knowing hull? I thought that was required reading for trading interviews
Not really. You need to really know Hull if you: 1) took a derivatives course and put it is on your resume 2) interviewing specifically for a derivatives desk 3) mention something mildly in-depth about a derivative and the interviewer will ask further questions
For number 2) some desks/interviewers would probably want you to know a lot about derivatives while others would be happy if you know the basics (put, call, future). Apart from being an interview, an internship is a learning experience. As long as you are honest about your knowledge about derivatives and your desire to learn more about them, I don't see getting an internship on a derivatives desk to be a huge problem. They also give you some training/reading materials before you start the internship.
If you are interviewing for a FT position on a derivatives desk, you better know Hull.
Does anyone have a copy of this they can send to me? Let me know with a PM. Cheers!
^^ Same please. I have 5th Edition, looking for latest though.
Same here~ could I have one, too? anyone who can share with me plz PM ~ thx in advance~
http://www.mediafire.com/?jb2d10ecwb5qj90
i wanna faggin SB!
You absolute bloody legend.
Bearcats, I have the book...any way you could send over the solution key so I can check answers?
Haven't any of you ever heard of torrents?
^Been there, done that.
I have the 7th, 6th and 5th edition + solutions.
Can't seem to find the 8th.
To Bi-Winning...
lol, I can't stop laughing at your name. That guy is pure entertainment. “Can't seem to find the 8th?" He would tell you "Can't is the cancer of happen" lol
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