Thank you very much for your comments. I especially like your point about probability distributions. My masters thesis was, in part, about finance's co-opting of probability theory and statistics to create an analytical and quasi-scientific framework for evaluating investments, portfolios, and markets. But the fit is a little less than satisfactory. Not a radical notion today, but 16 years ago it had a bit more 'pop' to it.
Thank you for the Galileo quote...much appreciated. Would love to hear more of your fave science quotes.
Hello Gordon,
Thank you very much for your comments. I especially like your point about probability distributions. My masters thesis was, in part, about finance's co-opting of probability theory and statistics to create an analytical and quasi-scientific framework for evaluating investments, portfolios, and markets. But the fit is a little less than satisfactory. Not a radical notion today, but 16 years ago it had a bit more 'pop' to it.
Thank you for the Galileo quote...much appreciated. Would love to hear more of your fave science quotes.
With smiles,
Jason