Re:The World in 2036: Nassim Taleb looks at what will break,...
by H8crilA on Monday June 22, 2020 @03:37PM
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When it comes to finance - I recommend anything that's "long convexity". For example papers by Artemis, the 100 years portfolio is quite good https://www.artemiscm.com/welcome
Then I'd say reading history and trying to imagine how those people thought like. I think Taleb is basically a historian that happened to trade a lot of options in his past life. I like Robert Shiller's idea of "moving back in time", where you read today's NYTimes daily but from say, 1925, instead of 2020.
Then I'd say reading history and trying to imagine how those people thought like. I think Taleb is basically a historian that happened to trade a lot of options in his past life. I like Robert Shiller's idea of "moving back in time", where you read today's NYTimes daily but from say, 1925, instead of 2020.