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Discount Rates: II | Back of the Envelope
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Back of the Envelope. Observations on the Theory and Empirics of Mathematical Finance. Leave a comment ». The empirical question that John Cochrane is interested is. How do returns vary over time? Do returns persist over time: i.e. is there “momentum”? Do returns over-react: i.e. is there “mean-reversion”? Is there something like a “bubble”? Of course, at a more fundamental level these questions are inseparable from the subject matter of asset pricing –. Why do prices vary. So, what does the data tell us?
Probabilities as we use them | Back of the Envelope
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Back of the Envelope. Observations on the Theory and Empirics of Mathematical Finance. Probabilities as we use them. Leave a comment ». Is John Allen Paulos. 8230;for applications of probability and statistics, which are what most people mean when they refer to them, the appropriate logic is informal and intensional. The reason is that an event’s probability, or rather our judgment of its probability, is almost always affected by its intensional context. October 26, 2010 at 6:00 pm. Jayanth R. Varma.
Discount Rates: I | Back of the Envelope
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Back of the Envelope. Observations on the Theory and Empirics of Mathematical Finance. Leave a comment ». In January earlier this year John Cochrane gave the AFA Presidential Address. Titled ‘Discount Rates’, based on his paper. It’s a huge paper, and one can run a doctoral level empirical asset pricing course just around this paper. So we’ll go step by step. The first part presents evidence on the predictability of asset returns –. The time series facts. All variation in price-dividend ratio (read stock...
BR: Ito Calculus – I | Back of the Envelope
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Back of the Envelope. Observations on the Theory and Empirics of Mathematical Finance. BR: Ito Calculus I. Leave a comment ». Time to get down to business. Having build up the necessary intuition that GBM seems to be the way to go, the next step is build up the toolkit to work with BM. We need to make sure that we can take derivatives, do integration and the like with in our Brownian world. Their further discussion is fine, and helps ease one into thinking about ODEs – but from that point on, I thi...
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For all things over chai. Archive for November 2010. Leave a comment ». 1 Masterstroke = Superior performance owner (master) applies to pet (stroke)? 8 Pendant = Gasp (pant). What’s finally (end) a hanging matter (pENDant). 9 Crowned = Bird (crow) boy (ned) given top acknowledgment (‘top acknowledgment’ = honour at the ‘top’ = honour of the head = crown). 11 Retraction = Taking back (retraction) gets carter into. 16 Tender = Offer (tender) to be considerate (tender). 21 Portugal = Friend (pal). In craft ...
ET vs Guardian Quiptic | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. ET vs Guardian Quiptic. Leave a comment ». It’s been a while since I got a chance to post ET crossie solutions. It’s not that I have not been doing them, it’s just too much work sometimes to write down all the clues – too bad ET doesn’t publish it’s licensed Daily Mail. I’ve been playing around with the Guardian’s Quiptic crossies (with a little help from Hugh Stephenson. December 29, 2010 at 1:13 pm. Laquo; ET Crossword: 4789. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.
September | 2010 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Archive for September 2010. Leave a comment ». 1 Susanne = She’s got another girl’s (anne) American (US) backing. 5 Chance = Happen to see an accident. 9 Overdue = Finished (over) owing (due) to being late. 10 Upgrade = Drug ape (anagram) in struggle to give better standing. 12 Up to the mark = Maintaining standard parity with foreign currency. 13 Refit = Make ready (fit) for further use (re) in connection with seizure (re fit). 17 Throb = Serving of broth for a pound. 8 Beaker ...
December | 2010 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Archive for December 2010. Leave a comment ». 1 Column = support; column = name for an article in the newspaper. 4 Labour = hard work; also name of a political party in UK. 9 Wing = Tory is a right-wing party in UK. 10 Allegiance = loyalty = ‘eg’ in alliance = ‘union’. 11 Unclad = out of clothes (direct). 12 Chargers = Warhorses; also attached to batteries*. 13 Wisecrack = flippant remark; anagram: crew i sack. 15 Mass = name for a church service. 17 Spaghetti = (long? 19 Teache...
Quiptic #2 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Leave a comment ». 1 Column = support; column = name for an article in the newspaper. 4 Labour = hard work; also name of a political party in UK. 9 Wing = Tory is a right-wing party in UK. 10 Allegiance = loyalty = ‘eg’ in alliance = ‘union’. 11 Unclad = out of clothes (direct). 12 Chargers = Warhorses; also attached to batteries*. 13 Wisecrack = flippant remark; anagram: crew i sack. 15 Mass = name for a church service. 16 Sack = bag = Cossack – cos (lettuce). 3 Meander = stroll.
October | 2010 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Archive for October 2010. Probabilities as we use them. Leave a comment ». Is John Allen Paulos. 8230;for applications of probability and statistics, which are what most people mean when they refer to them, the appropriate logic is informal and intensional. The reason is that an event’s probability, or rather our judgment of its probability, is almost always affected by its intensional context. October 26, 2010 at 11:02 am. Benoit Mandelbrot, 1924-2010. Leave a comment ». 18 Sha...
Quitpic #1 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Leave a comment ». 8 Old (‘still’) Chestnut (tree) = stale joke*. 9 Outlaw = Out (not at home) principle (law). 10 Fair = Just; Fair = Blonde. 11 Round-robin = petition; round = plump; robin = bird. 12 Hatred = enemity;. Heart (broken) d (died). 14 Clipping = Newspaper column = something a barber does. 15 Student = Undergraduate; half dead = de; exploit = stunt; student = half dead’. 17 Sleeper = Railway coach; Sleeper = Fairy tale beauty (ala Sleeping Beauty)*. 21 Adverb = anag...
ET Crossword: 4786 | Across the Road
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For all things over chai. Leave a comment ». 1 Matter of choice =. Finding the ice a comfort if you so decide (anagram: the ice a comfort). 9 Grudge = One doesn’t like to bear it*. 10 Feasible = Could be done if bees fail. 11 Assessor = Fool (ass). Roses one values (ass anagram of ‘roses’ = assessor – someone who values things). 13 Pepper = Shower (pepper) in season (pepper as seasoning). 15 Indigo = One (i) doing. Displaying colour (anagram: i doing). 22 Obtained = Got to be a din. Anagram: to be a din).
Across the Road | For all things over chai | Page 2
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For all things over chai. Leave a comment ». 1 Bestsellers = They have a most moving experience in a bookshop. 9 Daytime = Diet may. Before it gets dark (anagram: diet may). 10 Narrate = Tell (narrate) how one managed (ran) to get back on speed (rate). 11 Ned = He gave his name one soldiers backed away. 12 Unnerve = Weaken. Those who do a rUNNER VEry smartly. 13 Overtop = No concealing (overt) work (op) that will surpass in achievement (overtop). 17 Tenor = One’s in the right (RT). 24 Durable = Bar duel.
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Back of the Envelope. Observations on the Theory and Empirics of Mathematical Finance. Leave a comment ». The empirical question that John Cochrane is interested is. How do returns vary over time? Do returns persist over time: i.e. is there “momentum”? Do returns over-react: i.e. is there “mean-reversion”? Is there something like a “bubble”? Of course, at a more fundamental level these questions are inseparable from the subject matter of asset pricing –. Why do prices vary. So, what does the data tell us?
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