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A gullible fool; one easily persuaded of the merits of complex final products, whether or not they have any. A dupe. A patsy.  
1. (n) A gullible fool; one easily persuaded of the merits of complex final products, whether or not they have any. A dupe. A patsy. One who instinctively likes the sound of [[leveraged alpha]], and whose residual doubts about it can be easily assuaged by deft [[backtesting]].


One who instinctively likes the sound of [[leveraged alpha]], and whose residual doubts about it can be easily assuaged by some rigourous [[backtesting]].
2. Not [[Matthew]], [[Luke]], [[John]], [[Arthur]] nor [[Martha]]. And that’s the gospel.


===See also===
===See also===
* [[Client]]
* [[Client]]

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