Dow Drops 317. Time For Crackheads to Ween Themselves from Stimulus

EconChick, as an expert on stock markets and economics, you should recognize this immediately:

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Can you tell us what it is?

Black?Scholes model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I do not believe that most people ,including economists, would be familiar with the equation......

I only know about it because of my Series 3 license test....and that was back in 1985.

And yet you remember it from way back then. That's how recognizable it is to people who have seen it.


Black-Scholes was a watershed moment in option pricing. And as I said, every trader carries a calculator around today which incorporates the model. It is well known within the world of economists.

The maths behind economics are far more complex than that ridiculous string of nonsense EconChick posted.


As for the big picture she keeps harping on about, no economist on earth would be making the amateurish mistakes she is making about the economy as a whole based on a couple of days of downturn on something as volatile and randomly walking as the stock market.

She's a total fake.

The only fake here is you, darlin. So you're a number cruncher that loves to be down in the weeds. Great. There are millions of you. That doesn't make you an economist. And it sure as hell doesn't make you a macro-economist.

You've YET to answer the signal the markets are sending.

Because you can't.
 
Aye you a self hating female?

LOL, how much further afield from the real question can you possibly get. LMAO. You do realize there are adults reading this who are laughing their asses off, don't you?

At you.....certainly. Why did you specify "male" in your comment? An intelligent person infers that you have heard females say something that stupid often. If that is not what you meant.....please explain your choice of words.

Because the person I was talking to is a male. Is he not?
 
econchick on the catnip
 

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Black?Scholes model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I do not believe that most people ,including economists, would be familiar with the equation......

I only know about it because of my Series 3 license test....and that was back in 1985.

And yet you remember it from way back then. That's how recognizable it is to people who have seen it.


Black-Scholes was a watershed moment in option pricing. And as I said, every trader carries a calculator around today which incorporates the model. It is well known within the world of economists.

The maths behind economics are far more complex than that ridiculous string of nonsense EconChick posted.


As for the big picture she keeps harping on about, no economist on earth would be making the amateurish mistakes she is making about the economy as a whole based on a couple of days of downturn on something as volatile and randomly walking as the stock market.

She's a total fake.

The only fake here is you, darlin. So you're a number cruncher that loves to be down in the weeds. Great. There are millions of you. That doesn't make you an economist. And it sure as hell doesn't make you a macro-economist.

You've YET to answer the signal the markets are sending.

Because you can't.

I did answer. A four day stock market chart is not an indicator of the economy at large. You are just too retarded to know that. You probably heard some news channel play some doom music before reporting the 317 point drop and thought, "HERE IT COMES! THE END!"


You've been exposed as a poser. I don't know where you used to swim, but this forum is a much bigger and much deeper pond. You weren't going to get away with being a poser for very long here.
 
Sorry, as much fun as it is ferreting out liberal stupidity in this thread, I gotta go for now. Tudalooooo!

I'm not going to get the answer to "signals sent" anyway.
 
Time to put this in the bad lands.

We have a defective OP posited by a person as knowledgeable about this topic as is EdwardBaimonte on political theory.
 
And yet you remember it from way back then. That's how recognizable it is to people who have seen it.


Black-Scholes was a watershed moment in option pricing. And as I said, every trader carries a calculator around today which incorporates the model. It is well known within the world of economists.

The maths behind economics are far more complex than that ridiculous string of nonsense EconChick posted.


As for the big picture she keeps harping on about, no economist on earth would be making the amateurish mistakes she is making about the economy as a whole based on a couple of days of downturn on something as volatile and randomly walking as the stock market.

She's a total fake.

The only fake here is you, darlin. So you're a number cruncher that loves to be down in the weeds. Great. There are millions of you. That doesn't make you an economist. And it sure as hell doesn't make you a macro-economist.

You've YET to answer the signal the markets are sending.

Because you can't.

I did answer. A four day stock market chart is not an indicator of the economy at large. You are just too retarded to know that. You probably heard some news channel play some doom music before reporting the 317 point drop and thought, "HERE IT COMES! THE END!"


You've been exposed as a poser. I don't know where you used to swim, but this forum is a much bigger and much deeper pool. You weren't going to get away with being a poser for very long here.

THAT's your answer??????????????????/

OMG. Look flake, go take a leep somewhere. You're pathetic.

That's not an answer.

I might give you real answers by real economists who happen to be liberal when I return....just so you can see just how ignorant you are.
 
Time to put this in the bad lands.

We have a defective OP posited by a person as knowledgeable about this topic as is EdwardBaimonte on political theory.

And like I keep saying.....all this bullshit put out by you libs will be revealed for the bullshit it is in just a few months. How fun that will be.

Gotta go.
 
Many of the folks who are trying to teach you correct principles here are not libs.
 
Time to put this in the bad lands.

We have a defective OP posited by a person as knowledgeable about this topic as is EdwardBaimonte on political theory.


agreed.


"signals" :cuckoo:


:lol:


either you're in the Market long term or your not ... end of story.
 
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The solution to the crash was what caused the dang crash. I've said this many times. The too big to fail types took back door loans from the Federal Reserve to a tune of 16.1 TRILLION Dollars. TARP was a joke.

They bundled shit, and put a ribbon on it, and called it gold. Used Fractional Banking to use loans to bet the prices up and screwed the country.

It is now and has been propped up by the Fed to nearly 6 TRILLION Dollars. It's a FIAT MARKET. It's BS, Blown back up by FIAT currency.

It is only a matter of time before it implodes. The Fed will keep it afloat until after the elections and then................who knows when they stick a pin in the balloon..................

We allowed this to occur when we allowed them to be self regulated. We allowed them to combine their commercial Banking with investment sectors. We allowed them to cross state lines. WE ALLOWED THEM TO BECOME TOO BIG TO FAIL.........................

You can sell this chit with any equation you want. You can't change that the Market recovery was FIAT BS.
 
Sorry, as much fun as it is ferreting out liberal stupidity in this thread, I gotta go for now. Tudalooooo!

I'm not going to get the answer to "signals sent" anyway.

My hobby prognostication of employment numbers was wrong. Looks like no QE...
 
Shit! I hate long goodbyes!

Hello, I must be going. I cannot stay, I came to say. I must be going. I'm glad I came but just the same. I must be going.~Groucho Marx as Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding.....Animal Crackers
 
Black?Scholes model - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I do not believe that most people ,including economists, would be familiar with the equation......

I only know about it because of my Series 3 license test....and that was back in 1985.

And yet you remember it from way back then. That's how recognizable it is to people who have seen it.


Black-Scholes was a watershed moment in option pricing. And as I said, every trader carries a calculator around today which incorporates the model. It is well known within the world of economists.

The maths behind economics are far more complex than that ridiculous string of nonsense EconChick posted.


As for the big picture she keeps harping on about, no economist on earth would be making the amateurish mistakes she is making about the economy as a whole based on a couple of days of downturn on something as volatile and randomly walking as the stock market.

She's a total fake.

The only fake here is you, darlin. So you're a number cruncher that loves to be down in the weeds. Great. There are millions of you. That doesn't make you an economist. And it sure as hell doesn't make you a macro-economist.

You've YET to answer the signal the markets are sending.

Because you can't.


'You lose all my money and I'll put a FULL magazine in your candy ass " ... that's the signal I sent to my broker ... any questions ?
 
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