I agree completely. I was expecting a book with lots of squiggly lines and moving averages and he had none of that. No pictures or charts! What kind of a book is that? Doesn't he know what an oscillator is? LOL.
"He has also written two books: Dynamic Hedging (John Wiley & Sons, 1997) and Fooled by Randomness (Textere, 2001). Taleb is perhaps best known for Fooled by Randomness, which explains why weâre genetically disposed to misjudging probability."
Yep, as I expected. A one time event elevates the guy to celebrity status. However, it's consistency that matters. Thanks for the link cnms2.
I bought the Dynamic Hedging book but just have not had time to crack it. After getting Cottle's new book I might not need it but will still browse it if i can lol.
The guy has run two of the largest institutional derivatives desks in the world. Which desk did you say you traded on?