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If you’ve made the mistake of talking about [[nu]] on a trading floor you have shown yourself to be better trained in classics than [[derivative]]s. In fairness it is a transition most derivative salespeople must make after they leave Cambridge, so you should not feel too bad about it. All it indicates is how far you have to go. | If you’ve made the mistake of talking about [[nu]] ([[ν]]) on a trading floor you have shown yourself to be better trained in classics than [[derivative]]s. In fairness it is a transition most derivative salespeople must make after they leave Cambridge, so you should not feel too bad about it. All it indicates is how far you have to go. | ||
[[Nu]] is the Greek equivalent of “V”, but not the ''{{tag|Greeks}}'' equivalent of “V”. Derivative salespeople talk about [[vega]], if they’re being honest, and [[leveraged alpha]] if they’re not. Not [[nu]]. | [[Nu]] ([[ν]]) is the Greek equivalent of “V”, but not the ''{{tag|Greeks}}'' equivalent of “V”. Derivative salespeople talk about [[vega]], if they’re being honest, and [[leveraged alpha]] if they’re not. Not [[nu]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:02, 13 December 2016
If you’ve made the mistake of talking about nu (ν) on a trading floor you have shown yourself to be better trained in classics than derivatives. In fairness it is a transition most derivative salespeople must make after they leave Cambridge, so you should not feel too bad about it. All it indicates is how far you have to go.
Nu (ν) is the Greek equivalent of “V”, but not the Greeks equivalent of “V”. Derivative salespeople talk about vega, if they’re being honest, and leveraged alpha if they’re not. Not nu.
See also
- Greeks - the home of all things Greek on this site. It’s our own little Athens.
- Alpha
- Beta
- Delta
- Nu - a trick for young players — and those with a degree in Classics.
- Omega — the end of days, and the right time for backtesting
- Vega — not really a Greek at all, but a maudlin singer-songwriter
- Enhanced beta
- Leveraged alpha