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camjw
6y ago
This is true but only 92 of them are permitted to sit in the House of Lords since Tony Blair's first government
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camjw
6y ago
To me this is a non-example though because in this context 2 = 0. So 1 + 1 = 2 = 0.
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camjw
6y ago
Presumably your trade would be time limited as well (or at least have some exit conditions) unless your plan would be to buy and hold bitcoin from now until the end of time.
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camjw
6y ago
You can trade bitcoin options on deribit. I believe they are cash settled though, so maybe that won't count for you.
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camjw
6y ago
Does Actix really have all this stuff? Signed/temporary URLs for instance? Never used it so just interested.
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camjw
7y ago
Spaghetti junction is still hellish...
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camjw
7y ago
Anyone buying AirPods has already bought an iPhone (a thousand dollar phone), so I think you can replace ‘Johnny Average Consumer’ with ‘Billy iPhone Consumer’ and the rest of their points still hold
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camjw
7y ago
I think your formula is slightly off. Stock return = (exit_price - entry_price + dividends) / entry_price. It’s clear that then the mean return is the dividends paid and can be negative if the exit price is sufficiently low. I think b
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7y ago
Sorry to be that guy again but B-S assumes stock prices are log-normally distributed but stock returns are normally distributed :) [0] [0] https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/blackscholes.asp
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7y ago
Call options are more valuable if the underlying security is more volatile (because there's higher chance of ending in the money) Whatever the volatility is you still (in Black-Scholes) have a 50/50 of the option ending
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7y ago
I think with quantitive easing this analogy isn’t really true anymore: there is a guaranteed buyer (the ECB) propping up the price of German sovereign debt, so making the yields artificially low.
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7y ago
Because you’re a European and have to pay your taxes (or your investors, or other people) in euros, so don’t want any exposure to the Euro/Dollar exchange rate.
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Autogenerated Infinite Remix
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camjw
7y ago
8 is not prime