Exactly. If you want to be good in options trading, be good at physics. Acceleration and deceleration of options values are very interesting (and very valuable)

Exactly. If you want to be good in options trading, be good at physics. Acceleration and deceleration of options values are very interesting (and very valuable) in volatile markets. And as the article states there is no Pi solution. It's simply fun to apply physics to financial markets when applicable.