Recent content by Eugene Krel

lost me at "spreadsheets"

actually demonstration/information content wise I liked "Too big to fail" (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1742683/) much better.

i found moneyball extremely boring, but maybe it's because i find baseball extremely boring.

interactive brokers maybe

hold the presses, russian elections get manipulated? although i did like the article.

nobody is going to just let joe the plumber write naked calls or puts all willy nilly.

that guy needs a better screening process for interns and a higher tolerance for bullshit from freelancers.

a good poker player is that much more intimidating if you know he has a phd in combinatorial mathematics.

i have a friend who is completing a social work degree. his contribution to society will be far greater than anything I can provide as an fe. of course, i can come up with a silly idea that will be used to sell homes to people that can't afford them, but does that make me Jimmy Carter?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=heston+and+nandi+option+pricing+model

http://tinyurl.com/3gapjvn

well you can always figure out 2 of the numbers. seems like to get the 3rd you would need to use the fact that they are natural numbers, but I am not sure how.

having watched the movie now, I think it's quite good (strong allusions to goldman etc..) i stand by my "film about var" statement. benzb-whatever, if you are familiar with the context of the movie you would understand why var. i don't understand why they kept showing the bofa tower in...

try to take your statement out of a financial context and re-think it again.

as silly as it sounds, it's their job to make markets.