top | item 41752827 (no title) smabie | 1 year ago Why? the mean can be negative? discuss order hn newest bibouthegreat|1 year ago 2 parts:1. Interest rates can be negative 2. Volatility reduces the average. Take an example of +10% then -10% (1+0.1)*(1-0.1) = 1 - 0.1² = 0.99 < 1. It's due to the "log normal returns"
bibouthegreat|1 year ago 2 parts:1. Interest rates can be negative 2. Volatility reduces the average. Take an example of +10% then -10% (1+0.1)*(1-0.1) = 1 - 0.1² = 0.99 < 1. It's due to the "log normal returns"
bibouthegreat|1 year ago
1. Interest rates can be negative 2. Volatility reduces the average. Take an example of +10% then -10% (1+0.1)*(1-0.1) = 1 - 0.1² = 0.99 < 1. It's due to the "log normal returns"