In need of a black swan event

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have you read N Taleb's latest book?
[there might be some ideas in it]

i'm about have way through Antifragile,
but i have to admit, it's not an easy read for me :banghead:

marc
:cool:
 
have you read N Taleb's latest book?
[there might be some ideas in it]

i'm about have way through Antifragile,
but i have to admit, it's not an easy read for me :banghead:

marc
:cool:
if they made it easy to read then we'll know exactly that they have no idea what's coming.
 
have you read N Taleb's latest book?
[there might be some ideas in it]

i'm about have way through Antifragile,
but i have to admit, it's not an easy read for me :banghead:

marc
:cool:

Antigragile
-> Asymmetries
-> Optionalities
-> Convexities

That's how I summarize it.
However it's not an easy read.
As you say. There is lots to learn about.
He's on his way for another book "The Logic of Risk Taking".
However I am a big fan of antifragility. I am also a big fan of anticipatory.
 
Brexit is a pussy. Not a black swan.
A black swan is outside your schemata.
Therefore none of these "Tail Risk" is a swan.
Because they are all known unknowns.
Swans are unknown unknowns.

People would be glad one day remembering you said that!
 
why would a trader ever need to know the reasons of the market doing something be it a black swan of white dove? to prepare oneself? how? who cares why? who cares when?
Because greed dictate me to want to prepare to benefit from other's misery.
 
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