Joey, are you really "the" Brian Aldershof? Or is it a gag?

:slight_smile: Well…in this case there is some risk involved…if you get confused… “white noises”…

White noise in an bernoulli experiment, that’s a good one :slight_smile:

what would your wife say, if she knew that your fan club only consisted of women? :wink:

If i was a picker, like you wrote in the other thread, i would start the rumour that cfaisok is an evil twin of JoeyD. (just to pay back to you) Because we boths are nice guys: We are two different persons…

thread closed.

thread reopened :wink:

Here the newest fanarticle. The Joeyd revival email for free: “1) Fama developed efficient market hypothesis not Markowitz 2) Markowitz developed modern portfolio theory at least at first using nothing about the underlying characteristics of the securities except that stationarity and the first two moments 3) It’s “Markov processes” not “Markov sequences” 4) Derivatives were invented long, long before Markowitz. There is good evidence of Chinese and Babylonians using forwards contracts thousands of years ago. In more recent times, one of my favorite derivatives are Civil War cotton bonds that are something like commodity linked bonds with all kinds of payment options including exchange for cotton. 5) There are no arbitrage-free assumptions in any derivatives I know about. Existence of a risk-neutral measure implies that the market is arbitrage-free but that’s about math not real derivatives. and especially 6) “no rational investor would make a decision if he did not think that all material information was available” - Say, what?”

Joey, how many members does the club have - meanwhile?

bump for joey and the board…lol

cfaisok Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Joey, are you really “the” Brian Aldershof? Or is > it a gag? No, he isn’t Brian Aldershf. He is… YOUR FATHER!!!

daddy, are you there?