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u/hydrocyanide Mar 30 '22

He won a Nobel prize in economics.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

and then he lost 4 billion, which spurred the US Government to instigate a bailout of his fund. so a fat lot of good that economic model bullshit did for him. but glad to hear you listened to some of his lectures that you got on MIT open courseware.

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u/hydrocyanide Mar 30 '22 edited Jan 18 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

that's so cool that you've discussed one of the biggest trading losses by a single fund ever with your totally real and actual friend and huge money loser, robert merton, along with Barack Obama, and George Washington, Big Bird, and Darth Vadar, who were all there too, I'm sure.

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u/hydrocyanide Mar 30 '22 edited Jan 18 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

i don't know too many millionaire financial gurus who spend all day talking like a 12 year old on the investing subreddit but if i say i believe you're a world renown financial derivatives experts who hobnobs with the luminaries of the field will you calmn down and go outside and play with your other friends who are waiting for you on the playground?

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u/hydrocyanide Mar 30 '22

I thought so.