Published inThe StartupGlass Oracles: The Art and Danger of Prediction (Part 2)It’s been a week. I got quoted in Bloomberg again for some reason, talking about meme stocks again.Mar 13, 2021Mar 13, 2021
Glass Oracles: The Art and Danger of Prediction (Part 1)It’s been a while since my last post, mainly due to real life factors like well, the end of the quarter of my Ph.D. program fast…Mar 8, 20212Mar 8, 20212
Remembering Mental Health, and the Importance of Being EarnestOne of my favorite comments when I started first appearing in media around the dawn of the Gamestop saga (ages ago in internet time, last…Feb 20, 20216Feb 20, 20216
Published inThe ShadowOptions Degenerate Marketplaces (Part 2)So, it’s been a while. This month has been quite surreal. It’s a bit difficult to focus on schoolwork and writing itself when stuff like…Feb 18, 20211Feb 18, 20211
Published inThe StartupOptions Degenerate Marketplaces (Part 1)The great part about being a windbag writer is I know before I even put pen to paper I know that I need to call this ‘Part 1’.Feb 5, 202112Feb 5, 202112
Trading Salience in a Hyperconnected Marketplace (Part 3)And we’re back. This week has been legitimately crazy with the Gamestop saga. I’ve taken the self-imposed position of playing financial…Jan 30, 202112Jan 30, 202112
Trading Salience in a Hyperconnected Marketplace (Part 2)Hello again readers, it’s your favorite snark machine.Jan 27, 20211Jan 27, 20211
Trading Salience in a Hyperconnected Marketplace (Part 1)Unlike most of my posts, this will veer largely into philosophy and maybe some poorly interpreted behavioral economics. As I have a…Jan 25, 20214Jan 25, 20214
Gamestop: Power to the Market Players (Part 2)I of course, got a nice Twitter hug for Part 1. To clarify — I do think shorts are being squeezed in Gamestop, although this is auxiliary…Jan 24, 202112Jan 24, 202112
