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If you can go negative but there's a floor on how negative you can go, is it meaningfully different from not being allowed to drop below zero in terms of worst
by strken 3y ago
If you can go negative but there's a floor on how negative you can go, is it meaningfully different from not being allowed to drop below zero in terms of worst case complexity?
The order of trades still matters in that case, right?
- not2b 3y agoYes, if there's no restriction the problem becomes a system of linear equations. If there's a limit, it's not linear and order matters.