May

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Smörgåsbord for the beginning of May

Zubin Al Genubi recommends:

Market Tremors: Quantifying Structural Risks in Modern Financial Markets

Clear exploration of potential causes of and prediction of volatility events caused by Dominant Agents. Explores imbalances created by ETFs ETNs Banks, FED Market Makers.

Asindu Drileba suggests chaos:

Doyne Farmer describes the relationship between Roulette Wheels, The Weather, Financial Markets, and Economies as a whole. He thinks companies that don't make the energy transition from fossil fuels will all go bankrupt in the next 5 years. He is also promoting his new book:

Making Sense of Chaos

Here is the discussion:

Simplifying Complexity: Making sense of chaos with Doyne Farmer

Nils Poertner points to probability:

Birthday problem

stochastics is really quite counter-intuitive - it deals with "uncertainty" rather than basic algebra or geometry which one learns in schools. good training ground for learning about markets as well. (always found that stochastics often attracts folks who are a bit off the normal conventions / and have an genuine curiosity in things rather than go with what is fashionable)


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